Art of Robert Crumb

By Xah Lee. Date: . Last updated: .

Robert Crumb (born 1943) is a satirical cartoonist, misogynist, misanthrope. Weirdo. Nerd ne plus ultra. A superb cartoonist, who knows emotion and expression, and know how to mock them. Dig the human thingy.

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It's Cosmic!
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On Women
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“HELP BUILD A BETTER AMERICA”
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GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS. R. Crumb
The R. Crumb Coffee Table Art Book
Human nature gone berserk. The cover of The R. Crumb Coffee Table Art Book (1997). Buy at amazon

A Short History of America

A Short History of America Art by R. Crumb. Music by Joni Mitchell, Big Yellow Taxi
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Horny Harriet The Complete Crumb
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Horny Harriet and Joe Blow.

Robert Crumb Biography (film) (1994)

There's also a biographical movie Crumb (film) (1994) Highly recommended.

Documentary of a pathetic comic book artist and his morbid family.

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In the movie, there's a song sung by a black women in the early 1900s with the following lyrics. The song is Last Kind Word Blues (1930) by Geeshie Wiley.

A clip from movie Crumb, featuring the song Last Kind Word Blues, sung by Geeshie Wiley and Crumb's drawings. [source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3gj4iogkAs 2020-04-17]

i listen to old music, one of the few times i actually have kinda a love for humanity.

you hear the best part of a soul of common people, their way to express their connections to eternity -- whatever you want to call it. Modern music doesn't have that, calamitous loss. People can't express themselves that way anymore.

O, what a song, what drawings, what humanity!

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and remember, everybody needs love.

For lyrics and performance by others, see: The Last Kind Word Blues (Geeshie Wiley).


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The Image of a Wide Pork Butcher's Knife, 1994. kafka Buy at amazon

The Complete Crumb Review

2018-01-25 see also, The Complete Crumb Review at https://lars.ingebrigtsen.no/2018/01/24/the-complete-crumb-comics/