Rea Irvin's The Smythes Golden Age (1938-1950) he reveals some of his

he reveals some of his process often reproducing his finished toned paper drawing along with the finished computer color illustration

"It's a fantasia of my family's story

Dramas of the Mind: "Teaching That Transmitted Passion

Introduction by Tony Bancroft

Rea Irvin's The Smythes Golden Age (1938-1950) he reveals some of hisA nice collection of this obscure Sunday only color comic strip by a artist better known for his panel cartoons and his cover illustrations. A 32 page chapter at the end of the book discusses the artist and includes his magazine covers, other cartoons, original art, and more. From the publisher: A CLASSIC 1930s COMIC STRIP: The New Yorkers first art editor satirizes the petit bourgeoisie in these stylishly eccentric cartoons with echoes of Cheever and