Bang! Bang! Bang! I assume, then, that you regard yourself as omniscient. If I am wrong, correct me! Laissez faire and let laissez faire is what I believe in. I thought you'd enjoy Miss Perrish, ...

James Thurber was an American artist who was born in 1894. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Chris Beetles Gallery have featured James Thurber's work in the past. James Thurber's work has ...

Three Thurber drawings that his associates on The New Yorker would never print were on view in his exhibition last week. Two were blasphemous: The Thurber Madonna and The Three Wise Men ...

The drawings took Thurber no time at all—a fact that he tried to hide from Ross—and he covered the walls of Tim Costello’s Third Avenue saloon in 90 minutes, for drinks.

THURBER: He was bewildered and to the end of his days he believed it was a fad mainly built up in England where my books of drawings were fairly well known. I said, “Well it’s a fad which ...

Dec. 8, 1894 to Nov. 2, 1961 James Thurber, author, humorist and New York cartoonist, will be best remember for his hilarious tales, his indescribable dogs and his unforgettable character, Walter ...

Benjamin Waitt Thurber, 92, ... He declined a full art scholarship to the Art Institute of Los Angeles and pursued graduate studies at Fuller Seminary in Pasadena from 1954-1958 where he received ...

Thurber House, a Columbus nonprofit for writers, is in dire need of financial support The literary nonprofit named for Columbus’ native son James Thurber is struggling to remain open.

Thurber House has already reduced its staff from six to four, laying off a full-time marketing and development director and an education coordinator. ... and then we’re not an art museum.

JAMES THURBER settles to his daily work at his colonial farmhouse in Cornwall,Connecticut, sitting at a card table jotting down the words he cannot see.I asked him how a blind writer goes about ...