Shadow Play

 

Suggested Design For New National Emblem.

 

Whimsical characters by cartoonist George Smith

These whimsical characters drawn by nationally syndicated cartoonist George Smith of White Salmon WA

 

COWPERSONS AND RED AMERICANS

 

IF YOU WOULD BECOME INVISIBLE BECOME POOR.

 

WELL YOU'RE ALWAYS SAYING OUR SOCIETY IS SICK. RIGHT?

 

How The Smith Family evolved beyond a family strip

 "The Smith Family" began as a family-oriented strip but evolved into a vehicle for exploring his own observations and critiques. While his outspokenness led to setbacks, it also established George as a unique voice in the world of comics. He did not aspire to financial success but viewed art as a way to express a deeper truth. His work continues to be recognized and appreciated for its social commentary and relatability to those who saw it.

SMITH'S are back and here's why.

 

Saturday Evening Post, 1960s

THE SATURDAY EVENING POST MARCH 18 1961 (DEAN ACHESON'S INTIMATE RECOLLECTIONS.

 

Here come the Smiths !