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Image:TVG710710.jpg|''[[TV Guide]]'': July 10, 1971 |
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Image:Calendar.sesame1972.jpg|[[The Sesame Street Calendar 1972]] |
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Image:Lunch2.jpg|''[[Out to Lunch]]'', 1974 |
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Revision as of 05:51, 5 September 2008
Jack Davis, illustrator for MAD Magazine, drew many illustrations of the Muppets and human cast members of Sesame Street in the show's early years.
For TV Guide's cover story on Sesame Street (July 10, 1971), Davis illustrated Cookie Monster, happily munching on part of the TV Guide logo. He also provided artwork for Sesame Street Magazine, several puzzles and The Sesame Street Calendar 1972.
For MAD Magazine itself, he was the artist behind a parody of Sesame Street, entitled "Reality Street" (issue #146, October 1971) and 1978's "Mafia Street".
Sesame Street illustration used in The Sesame Street Learning Kit and elsewhere (1969)
TV Guide: July 10, 1971
Sesame Street puzzle, Sherlock Hemlock's Hidden Answer Jigsaw Puzzles No. 1, "The Case of the Hidden C's"
Sesame Street puzzle
Out to Lunch, 1974
"Mafia Street" parody, Mad Magazine, 1978
From a 1979 article about Plaza Sésamo