169 - 169. On the theme of the TELEPHONE. Seven black-ink drawings on paper, all signed by:

169. On the theme of the TELEPHONE. Seven black-ink drawings on paper, all signed by: A - CAILLÉ, René. On a 28.5 x 21.5 cm sheet, captioned “Speaking of the bells ringing…Sir just called to say he won’t be back until tomorrow!” B - GOOD, Raymond JEANNIN, known as. On a 30x25 cm sheet, captioned “No, for the tenth time, sir, I am not Danton 60.41!” Drawing with blue highlights. C - GOOD Raymond JEANNIN, known as. On a 32.5 x 35 cm sheet, captioned “The fire in the house, Henri grumbling, the dog, the fire department’s siren—it’s impossible to go on like this; I’m hanging up, my dear.” Drawing with blue highlights. D - JAN-MICH, Michel LOISEL, aka. On a 29x22 cm sheet, captioned “Come quickly, my little Luc, I’m dying of boredom on my ‘bed rest’!” E - PAUL, by Paul REB. On a 27x21 cm sheet, captioned “It’s wrong to say that angels don’t have a gender!” Drawing with blue highlights. F - SABATES. On a 23x15.5 cm sheet, captioned “So, when you’re making love, do you talk to your husband?—Oh. If he calls me on the phone, yes. ” G - VAN-MOPPES, Maurice. On a 33.5 x 24.5 cm sheet, captioned “I’m coming home. Take Mr. Pierre’s photo off the mantel.” Watercolor drawing.