Acknowledgments

Staff for the Exhibition

Prints and Photographs Division

Jeremy Adamson, Chief
Harry L. Katz, Head Curator, Exhibition Co-Curator
Sara Willett Duke, Assistant Curator, Popular and Applied Graphic Art
Martha H. Kennedy, Exhibition Co-Curator and Curatorial Project Assistant
Cheryl McCullers, Curatorial Assistant

Interpretive Programs Office

Irene Chambers, Chief
Martha E. Hopkins, Exhibition Director
Deborah Durbeck, Production Officer
Tambra Johnson, Registrar
Rachel Waldron, Assistant Registrar

Giulia Adelfio, Denise Agee, Tracey Avant, Krystal Board, Kimberli Curry, Seth de Matties, David Hayward, Carroll Johnson, Antonio La Greca, Susan Mordan, Betsy Nahum-Miller, Chris O'Connor, Cheryl Regan, and Pamela Steele

Conservation Office

Rikki Condon, Holly Krueger, and Lida Husik

Network Development & MARC Standards Office

Julianne Mangin and Elizabeth Miller

Information Technology Services

Domenic Sergi, Ronnie Hawkins, Christopher J. Pohlhaus, and Jade Curtis

Printing Management Section

Onetta Benoit

Exhibition Design

Riggs-Ward Design, L.C.

The exhibition curators thank Linda Osborne and Angelina Keating of the Library of Congress Publishing Office for their contributions to Humor's Edge: Cartoons by Ann Telnaes, the book published in conjunction with the exhibition.

The Library of Congress gratefully acknowledges the generosity of Tribune Media Services, Women's eNews www.womensenews.org, and King Features Syndicate for permission to reproduce works by Ann Telnaes in this brochure and in the exhibition.

The exhibition and brochure were prepared with funds provided by the Caroline and Erwin Swann Memorial Fund for Caricature and Cartoon. The Swann Fund supports an ongoing program at the Library of Congress of preservation, publication, exhibition, acquisition, and scholarly research in the related fields of cartoon, caricature, and illustration.

All drawings are gifts of the artist and are preserved in the Prints and Photographs Division of the Library of Congress. They are protected by copyright.

Reproduction Numbers

Library of Congress reproduction numbers, beginning either with the prefix "LC-USZ62" (black and white negative), or "LC-DIG" (digital scan), are provided here for the reader's convenience in obtaining reproductions from the Library's Photoduplication Service. Reproduction of works in this exhibition is restricted by copyright law. Reproduction numbers refer only to original drawings (black and white), not color prints produced from digital files not held by the Library.