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A road through mountains (recto); A bird in a cage and a mountain (verso)
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Forest Landscape with a Clearing
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Optimist and Pessimist, a "Wigglemuch" sketch
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
The Saint – Insane
Herbert E. Crowley
early 20th century
Three drawings on a folded sheet
Herbert E. Crowley
1922
Here they are again!, possibly a "Wigglemuch" design
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Perceptum of Reality
Herbert E. Crowley
early 20th century
Musicians Attracting Animals
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
A Misty River Landscape
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Newly Hatched Bird of Prey
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Four Landscapes
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Landscape with a Stone Archway in a Lake
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
I'm Glad I Bought Him! The Farther We Go the Faster He Gets!
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Dummy for "The Wigglemuch" Comic Strip, Number 10 (published by The New York Herald, May 22, 1910)
Herbert E. Crowley
1910
Dummy for "The Wigglemuch" Comic Strip, Number 11 (published by The New York Herald, May 29, 1910)
Herbert E. Crowley
1910
A Path in the Mountains (recto); A Coastal Landscape (verso)
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
No Direct Shadow
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Sketch of a Peacock
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Self portrait
Herbert E. Crowley
early 20th century
Sketchbook
Herbert E. Crowley
early 20th century
Cairo greeting card
Herbert E. Crowley
1922–23 (?)
Low Buildings and Doorway
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
A "Wigglemuch" Creature Looking at a Bird's Nest
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
"Wigglemuch" Baby Hiding from Mama
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
A Bridge in a Mountainous Landscape
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
The Martyrs – A Futurist's Funeral Going Round a Corner
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
The Ferry
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Bottledogs! Bottledogs! Who buy Bottledogs?
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Toy figures: two men and three trees
early 20th century
Paradise, Jes' Billy an' me, an all the world great big caves of sugar, a "Wigglemuch" Design
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Dummy for "The Wigglemuch" Comic Strip, Number 3 (published by The New York Herald, April 3, 1910)
Herbert E. Crowley
1910
Sketchbook
Herbert E. Crowley
1924
La Lutte Eternelle (The Eternal Struggle)
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
What is Funny? by Herbert Crowley (Toronto Sunday World)
Herbert E. Crowley
January 24, 1915
A Seaside Cave
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Bronco
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Coming Storm–Mother Smelling Thunder, possibly a "Wigglemuch" design
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
A Fly in the Royal Eye, a "Wigglemuch" design
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36
Unfinished Dummy for "The Wigglemuch" Comic Strip (The New York Herald)
Herbert E. Crowley
1910
Figure in a Dark Wood
Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36