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Jeff Singh CANADA
Member Since November 2004
2757 Artworks | Watched by 268
Artwork Details
Location: Strip Art - other
Title: Winnie Winkle 8/28/31*
Artist:  Martin Branner (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Comic Strip
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 26
Likes on CAF: 5
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 5/23/2026

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Description

I love these flapper era dailies.  Winnie Winkle is a favorite of mine from this period along with TIllie the Toiler.  Winnie Winkle Breadwinner is a very important and pioneering strip.  Winnie was a working class girl and was responsible for supporting her family.  It promoted women's independence, self sufficiency and rights.  Recall a women's right to vote in the US was not granted until 1920 and a month later Winnie debuted!  Although humble roots and from a very blue collar family, Winnie is always exploring higher social status and spends time in the clouds with the rich.  Much like Bringing Up Father, the humor is found in class differences...a social commentary unto itself.  There is a lot more to the history of the strip and it evolved over the years along with the culture.  Winnie ran from 1920 to 1996!  

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 5/23/2026

We need the follow up strip where Lord Tuppens gets rejected and then proceeds to be an incel to tell Winnie that she's not that good looking.

Kavi H Member Since 2018
Posted On 5/23/2026

I really like the art style and how alive/organic the scene feels (especially first panel) where you have several couples having their own dances/convos even if not captured by the word bubbles. I counted 17 human figures in that panel alone!