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Oversized orange Oh, and cream condensed lettering sit flat across the upper composition. A dark-coated man runs behind an orange-coated woman looking back at him, beside a lit subway train, warm tiled wall and teal reflected floor.

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The Top Part (2009) · Stand-up print

“Oh, she must hear the train coming.”

Flat lettering

The Top Part (2009)·John Mulaney

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The artwork

In Chase Through The Subway, John Mulaney misreads a woman’s quickening pace during a late-night train transfer. He assumes she is hurrying for a train, only to realize that his attempt to catch it is what makes her afraid. Front-facing cream and orange lettering frames two runners and an approaching train, preserving the comic misunderstanding.

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The Top Part (2009), Chase Through The Subway

During a late-night subway transfer, Mulaney mistakes a woman's quickening pace for an attempt to catch a train. He accelerates too, then realizes that she is afraid of the man running behind her. The illustrated train, clothing and architecture are original interpretations of the misunderstanding.

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Print dimensions
40.6 × 61 cm
Finish
Unframed print
Paper
Enhanced matte paper
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