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Bill WENZEL : lavis d'encre de chine pour une publication aux Etats Unis dans Humorama, vers 1965.
La directrice de l'école de jeunes filles : " ... And just what kind of future do you think you'lle have if you're a finishing school dropout ? " / " You're assuressfull [?] dropout, Miss Butly... you fell into something soft ! ".
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About Bill Wenzel
William Michael Wenzel best known as Bill Wenzel was an American cartoonist best known as a widely published good girl artist for men's magazines.
His bawdy cartoon spot illustrations were published over the course of several decades, from such publications as Judge in the 1940s to Sex to Sexty in the 1960s and 1970s, and particularly for the Humorama division of publisher Martin Goodman's variously titled corporations. Wenzel's work, which featured busty, big-eyed, yet innocently risque young women, was published in such magazines and digests as Gaze, Joker, Jest, Comedy, and Stare. Most captions were written by the artist himself.
In 1967 Wenzel drew illustrations for the book Coffee, Tea or Me? that, according to the author Donald Bain, "contributed significantly to the book's success".
