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Scissors to Cut Out
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Scissors to Cut Out

Date1967, portfolio published 1968
MediumLithograph
DimensionsSheet: 760 × 507 mm. (29 15/16 × 19 15/16 in.)
Credit LineGift of Brenda Richardson, Baltimore
Object number1978.104
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Last Updated1/11/24
Image Not Available for The Scissors Grinder
The Scissors Grinder
1741
Image Not Available for Scissors and Case
Scissors and Case
Late 19th-early 20th century
Image Not Available for See him strut with such a style - you'd swear he was an officer of the artillery, and that he was cut out for a great lawyer or powerful business man.
See him strut with such a style - you'd swear he was an officer of the artillery, and that he was cut out for a great lawyer or powerful business man.
1839
Image Not Available for Day 22: Cut Out Male and Female
Day 22: Cut Out Male and Female
2011
Image Not Available for Areas for Action, Day 12: Cut Out Female; Laurie Close-Up
Areas for Action, Day 12: Cut Out Female; Laurie Close-Up
2011
Image Not Available for Areas for Action, Day 3: Cut Out Male; Chris Final Image
Areas for Action, Day 3: Cut Out Male; Chris Final Image
2011
Image Not Available for Areas for Action, Day 22: Cut Out Male and Female; Chris and Laurie with Images Exchanged
Areas for Action, Day 22: Cut Out Male and Female; Chris and Laurie with Images Exchanged
2011
Image Not Available for Robert Macaire, salesman in Bibles. - (Bertrand): The subscribers claim that we are swindlers, thieves... I mean purloiners, and they are kicking... er, I mean, turning us out. - (Robert): What expressions to use, you rascal... you must address me more decently or I kick... er, I mean push you out of the door. It's you highfaluting manner, your high pitched twaddle, that riles the subscribers. Stop that! If they throw you out of the door, go back through the rear window... if they slap your face, turn your other cheek... but don't you come back here without subscriptions, or I ... well, never mind!
Robert Macaire, salesman in Bibles. - (Bertrand): The subscribers claim that we are swindlers, thieves... I mean purloiners, and they are kicking... er, I mean, turning us out. - (Robert): What expressions to use, you rascal... you must address me more decently or I kick... er, I mean push you out of the door. It's you highfaluting manner, your high pitched twaddle, that riles the subscribers. Stop that! If they throw you out of the door, go back through the rear window... if they slap your face, turn your other cheek... but don't you come back here without subscriptions, or I ... well, never mind!
1838
Image Not Available for He's a real little devil a true dolphin... he adores the water! he would never get out if you did not pull him out of the water.
He's a real little devil a true dolphin... he adores the water! he would never get out if you did not pull him out of the water.
1839
Image Not Available for 800 francs for this apartment? I will wear out more than 1200 francs worth of hats.
800 francs for this apartment? I will wear out more than 1200 francs worth of hats.
1854
Image Not Available for (Bertrand): What if they decide to rough us up a bit, those die-hungers?... - (Robert Macaire): What, the riff-raff?... You don't know them, the things shout, howl after the rich like dogs after beggars, but they don't bite... they're harmless, just stupid, that's all... (he cries out in a loud voice)... Heee... Hooo, go to it, Dotards. (The people notice with emotion that he doesn't crush anyone and that he seems a rather good bloke).
(Bertrand): What if they decide to rough us up a bit, those die-hungers?... - (Robert Macaire): What, the riff-raff?... You don't know them, the things shout, howl after the rich like dogs after beggars, but they don't bite... they're harmless, just stupid, that's all... (he cries out in a loud voice)... Heee... Hooo, go to it, Dotards. (The people notice with emotion that he doesn't crush anyone and that he seems a rather good bloke).
1838
Image Not Available for A Summer Vacation. - Well, what do you say.... idling along all day? - It sort of wears me out!
A Summer Vacation. - Well, what do you say.... idling along all day? - It sort of wears me out!
1859