FRANK STACK. "How To Be a Political Cartoonist in the 80's" (1990).

Triple threat! This tongue-deeply-in-cheek lesson page tackles Presidents Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan and George Bush the senior. Perfect original page for the collection of a cartoonist or serious comics fan.

Provenance: This original art is warranted to be from the artist's personal collection (Stack is exclusively represented by this agency). The art comes with a letter of authenticity upon request. See "bio" section for information on Frank Stack (a.k.a. Foolbert Sturgeon), one of the very earliest and most important of the underground cartoonists.

Medium/size/condition/price: Drawn in pen & ink on deckle-edge Bristol board measuring 81/2 inches wide by 11 1/2 inches high. Some correctional white-out. No paste-ups other than mechanical lettering title. The top of the art is hinge-mounted with archival tape to a professionally cut mat measuring 16 inches wide x 20 inches high. $250.