Hank Ketcham, the artist who created the ornery cartoon kid Dennis the Menace, died in his sleep at his home in Pebble Beach yesterday at the age of 81. He is survived by thousands of drawings and ...

Ketcham painted oils and watercolors of jazz musicians, among others, after he quit drawing Dennis. As a cartoonist, he was remembered as a master artist. "One thing about Hank that I feel ...

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Hank Ketcham, who created a classic piece of Americana ... “In the humor field, he was the best artist among us all.” Dennis the comic creation is a somewhat pudgy, often dirt-smudged half ...

This effervescent Hank Ketcham Sunday has an ink over graphite on Bristol board image area of 19" x 13", and the art is in Very Good condition, with two art correction paste-up corrections in the ...

Beginning in 1951, cartoonist Hank Ketcham invited newspaper readers to feel a little bit better about the behavior of their own children. Dennis the Menace featured the misadventures of a five ...

This post at Drawn! about Hank Ketcham’s comic work reminded me of an upcoming book that I can hardly wait for—Where’s Dennis?: The Magazine Cartoon Art of Hank Ketcham.

But even as a cartoonist, Ketcham is remembered as one of the master artists. “One thing about Hank that I feel, he is the best pen and ink line artist in America today,” said Bil Keane, who created ...

Hank "Henry" Ketcham was 81. Linda Wertheimer talks with Jan Eliot, who writes and draws the comic strip Stone Soup, about Ketcham's influence on comic art. All Things Considered ...

SAN FRANCISCO - Hank Ketcham, whose lovable scamp "Dennis the ... creator of "Family Circus," once called him "the best pen-and-ink line artist in America today. He still is a brilliant technician ...