Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from George Morrow, His Book: With an Introduction
Not only do we go to George Morrow for new facets that he can cut even on the oldest stone, but for the best accessory detail too. No humorist is so trustworthy as he. As I once wrote (and indulging in eulogy of George Morrow is one of the pleasures of life), he scamps nothing and forgets nothing. Every part of the picture has had consideration. The com monest charge that is brought against many of our comic draughtsmen is that their drawings are 'so soon over.' It could never be urged against George Morrow, whose backgrounds work for their living too. This stealthy accumulative sense of the ridiculous is very rare.
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