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Ron S UNITED STATES
Member Since June 2007
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Mamie - March 18, 1951

Location: Strip Art - Other
Artist: Russell Patterson (All)

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Artwork Details
Location: Strip Art - Other
Title: Mamie - March 18, 1951*
Artist:  Russell Patterson (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Comic Strip
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 357
Likes on CAF: 5
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 3/15/2024

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Just loved this piece. Especially, the note at the bottom where the artist dedicated the piece to a friend who he was meeting to see Harry Truman throw out the first ball at Griffith Stadium.

Russell Patterson was a well known illustration artist, having contributed pieces used as covers for Life magazine, The Saturday Evening Post, Cosmopolitan, Vanity Fair, and others. "Mamie" ran on Sundays from 1951 through 1956, with a focus on a "dumb blonde" character.

Patterson, known for his drawings in women's fashion magazines brought that sensibility to Mamie. Some of the strip had cut out paper dolls that kid could dress in different outfits. This one was just plain funny to me.

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Member Since: June 2007
Last Login: July 2026
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Country: UNITED STATES
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Michael Kenyon Member Since 2008
Posted On 3/15/2024

The art, concept, panel flow all charmimg. I love it too!

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 3/16/2024

Pretty interesting layout with the lone tall panel to take in the spectacle of the wrestling match.  The final panel with the gag plays even today.      

Gene Park Member Since 2004
Posted On 3/16/2024

Very cool!

Jeff Singh Member Since 2004
Posted On 3/16/2024

Patterson's girl art is such a treat to see.  He became so good at it that girls drawn in that style would be called Patterson girls just like they had previously refered to Gibson girls and Brinkley girls.  Fun Sunday with nice images. 

Yo Kuri Member Since 2019
Posted On 3/21/2024

Beautiful brushwork and cartooning!