Krazy Kat — New York Herald, January 15, 1922

This page from the New York Herald's music and culture section carries small portrait photographs of performers alongside dense columns of concert listings and criticism — no comic strip is visible in this image. The catalog note identifies this as a Krazy Kat Sunday page, but the scan shown is the Herald's Music, Opera and Concerts page, featuring coverage of Chaliapin, the Philharmonic, and soprano Emma Calvé. George Herriman's Krazy Kat (1913–1944) — with its love triangle of Kat, Ignatz Mouse, and Offissa Pupp, its morphing Coconino County landscape, and its brick-as-endearment gag — ran in Hearst papers and helped define the Sunday comics page as a space for sustained artistic invention.