GARTH WILLIAMS (American, 1912-1996). The Cricket in Times Square, We Should Have Music, page 81 illustration, 1960. Ink...

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GARTH WILLIAMS (American, 1912-1996)
The Cricket in Times Square, We Should Have Music, page 81 illustration, 1960
Ink on paper
12.75 x 8.5 in.
Signed verso

From the Estate of Garth Williams.

"'We should have music,' said Harry...Harry Cat was working on his second piece of Oh! Henry candy bar when suddenly e stopped munching and listened to the tune the radio was playing. His head began to sway from side to side. 'That's my favorite song.' he said, beginning to hum along with it."

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