"I can't help speaking of your hair" by Dwig

CLARE VICTOR "DWIG" DWIGGINS (1874 - 1958), who used to sign "Dwig", initially focused on a career in architecture. He started his career as a cartoonist in 1897, when he published his first cartoons in the Saint Louis Dispatch and the New York World. He produced many gags and panels, such as 'J. Filliken Wilberfloss', 'Leap Year Lizzie', 'Them Was the Happy Days', 'Uncle Jim and Tad and Tim', 'Mrs Bump's Boarding House', 'Ophelia and Her Slate' and 'Bill's Diary'. Dwig's first actual comic was 'Huckleberry Finn', based on the book