The attached cartoon was drawn by the New York artist Reginald Marsh (1898 – 1954), who had a swell time comparing and contrasting the bio-diversity along 1922 Fifth Avenue; from the free-verse poets on Eighth Avenue up to the narrow-nosed society swanks on Sixty-Eighth Street -and everyone else in between.
New York Street Scene 1922Reginald March Cartoon Vanity Fair 1922Reginald March + Social Critic 1922Reginald March as Social Observer 1922Reginald March Cartoon Depicting New York 1922Reginald March Fifth Avenue Cartoon 1922History of New York 19221920s Illustration of New York City 1922Fifth Avenue History 1922Vanity Fair Fifth Avenue Scene 1922Reginald March as Social Observer 1922Reginald March Cartoon Depicting New York 1922Reginald March Fifth Avenue Cartoon 1922History of New York 19221920s Illustration of New York City 1922
![Reginald Marsh [br]as Social Anthropologist](https://oldmagazinearticles.com/pdf/4%20Social%20Zones_0001.jpg)
New York Street Scene 1922Reginald March Cartoon Vanity Fair 1922Reginald March + Social Critic 1922Reginald March as Social Observer 1922Reginald March Cartoon Depicting New York 1922Reginald March Fifth Avenue Cartoon 1922History of New York 19221920s Illustration of New York City 1922Fifth Avenue History 1922Vanity Fair Fifth Avenue Scene 1922Reginald March as Social Observer 1922Reginald March Cartoon Depicting New York 1922Reginald March Fifth Avenue Cartoon 1922History of New York 19221920s Illustration of New York City 1922