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Summary

Consulting the Library of Congress copyright renewal list shows that the copyright lapsed and was not renewed. King Features has, however, trademarked Krazy Kat and related images, and so these images may not be used for commercial purposes.

Detail of a Sunday page in which Ignatz, disguised as a painting, hurls a brick at Krazy Kat who interprets it as an expression of love.

Artist: George Herriman
Published November 7, 1937

Image courtesy of GreatCaricatures.com

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current 10:05, 13 January 2006 420×144 (28 KB) Andrew Levine ( Talk | contribs) (cropped)
revert 16:33, 12 December 2005 500×158 (29 KB) Donihue ( Talk | contribs) (Detail of a Sunday page in which Ignatz, disguised as a painting, hurls a brick at Krazy Kat who interprets it as an expression of love. Artist: George Herriman<br>Published November 7, 1937 Image courtesy of [http://www.greatcaricatures.com GreatCa)

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