Oh Say Can You See?

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Oh Say Can You See?

Datec. 1915

Artist John Sloan (American painter, etcher, and illustrator, 1871–1951)

MediumInk on paper

Dimensionssheet: 4 15/16 × 6 1/8 in. (12.5 × 15.6 cm)

Credit LineGift of Helen Farr Sloan, 1986

Object number1986-133.542

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ClassificationsDRAWING

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Nowadays about all they can say is "Sweet sixteen and never fell out of an aeroplane"

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"Izzy, I'm Going to New York." Just like that. He was going to see Rachel. Isabel said "Oh."

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1952

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We Can All Say "Amen" to That!

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1935

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Oh you needn't worry about what you show me, I'm trying to be silly

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1945

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Study for "'Oh, don't you worry, John,' she ran on lightly as she helped him off with his overcoat"

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Study for "'Oh, John, don't, please; I'll tell you.' 'Come out,' called Johnnie"

John Sloan

1911

"Now see here, Abbie," he said, "I can see it in your eye."

"Now see here, Abbie," he said, "I can see it in your eye."

James Montgomery Flagg

1939

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1886

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Officer Quack (new on the force): "Why do you wear that mask?" Stranger: "Why you chump, I'm a burglar." Officer Quack: "Oh -- I beg your pardon, I suppose that makes it alright!"

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