If you like, you can have far more than suggestiveness about sex. If hundreds of channels provide too few choices, you can go the Internet and see podcasts or youtube videos. You have hundreds of channels to choose from. Today, television is considerably different. Groucho Marx posed with his Captain Spaulding pith helmet circa 1972.I had no idea at the time that Groucho’s comment was the least bit risqué - indeed, I didn’t even know what risqué was. This image was created as a limited edition print and features Groucho in 1960 at age 70. "You Bet Your Life" starring Groucho Marx. Eliot in panel #2Ĭover art created for the autobiography of comedy writer ("At the Circus", "Go West") and close friend of Groucho's, Irvng Brecher, "The Wicked Wit of the West" (a phrase coined by Groucho ) "More Old Jewish Comedians" (2007) Zeppo & Gummo Marxįrom the NY Observer/2005, Groucho appears with T.S. Drawn in charcoal pencil for Entertainment Weekly, 1998Ĭreated in 2006 for my book of portraits "Old Jewish Comedians", L To R: Groucho, Chico and Harpo
Robin Williams, Ellen DeGeneres and Chris Rock channeling the Marx Brothers famous "Stateroom Scene" from "A Night at the Opera". Groucho Marx in 1975 celebrating his 85th birthday. I transcribed the interview in 1982 and created this illustration to appear with it for STOP! magazine The Swedish wrestler/actor Tor Johnson appeared on "You Bet Your Life" in 1960. The imaged was commissioned for the book "The Art of the Marx Brothers", to be published by Fantagraphics books in 2014, edited by Daniel Kinske, and will include hundreds of illustrations and cartoons of the Marx's, including many by the legendary Al Hirschfeld.
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