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Otto Soglow's Spot Art, which consists of small illustrations accompanying 'Talk of the Town' pieces in The New Yorker, has been a longstanding tradition since 1926. As part of a centennial celebration, the magazine is revisiting these notable works, emphasizing their historical significance and artistic value.
Credit: TakesEmma Allen on Otto Soglow’s Spot ArtByEmma AllenDecember 14, 2025
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