Signed, professionally mounted and framed 10"x10" print of a Harry Bliss cartoon (frame is approximately 16"x17", black metal with white matting).

This print depicts two police officers pursuing a puppy. Reads: "Back away from the squirrel!"

Harry Bliss is a cartoonist and cover artist for the New Yorker Magazine. A few noteworthy newspapers running his work include the Los Angeles Times, the Boston Globe, the Detroit Free Press, and the Chicago Tribune.  He has also illustrated numerous children's books and contributed cartoons for many different publications. Bliss has received awards of excellence from Print, Society of Illustrations, Communication Arts, National Society of New Design, Inc., and the Director's Club of New York.

Bliss currently makes his home in South Burlington, VT.