Word: printings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Columnist Frank Sullivan of the defunct New York World was still among those World employes not appearing in print elsewhere. A "public notice" appeared in the New York Herald Tribune as follows...
Drawings showing much spirit and feeling are "Man Holding Back a Horse" and the "Prisoner Tortured", there being both a print and drawing for the later subject. These pictures are considered great rarities by the Fogg Museum officials. There are also many rare and valuable prints with some proof impressions. Many of these prints have their titles written on them by Goya himself. Included in the exhibit is a complete succession of these prints showing the development in skill and feeling, ending with some made when he was 80 years of age, the famous "Bulls of Bordeaux...
...eliminate the last shreds of would-be liberalism from this magnificent bequest, and at the same time "scoop" all the other publications who were too weak-kneed to print it, by stating that the will specifically forbade admission to these schools of any member of the Hebraic race...
...mention the competing Herald Tribune. The Herald Tribune, in its account, did mention the Times-and next clay called attention to the Times's glaring omission in a brief editorial headed by the Times''s own lofty slogan: "All the News That's Fit to Print...
...began to print my books at the age of 18 years but they were foolishness. Now my volumes appear in foreign translations but, having lost everything during the Revolution, I am very fatigued and I only dream of finishing my life in the immense forests of my country. But entrance to my country is interdicted by the imbeciles and brigands who govern...