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In a refreshing take on contemporary culture, renowned cartoonist Harry Bliss has carved out a distinctive space in The New Yorker Magazine with his astute and entertaining one-panel comics.
With an illustrative career boasting an impressive 25 covers for the magazine, Bliss’s impact on the world of cartooning is undeniable. Some of his earliest contributions to The New Yorker date back to 1998, showcasing his enduring relevance and evolving style over the years.
His daily Bliss cartoons have garnered a dedicated following, thanks to their humorous and often poignant reflections on society’s idiosyncrasies. From technology obsessions to the nuances of urban life, Bliss captures the zeitgeist of the modern era, nudging readers to both chuckle and introspect.
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