Renovation Drawing - Contractor Examining A Blueprint And Speaking by Robert Leighton

Contractor Examining A Blueprint And Speaking is a drawing by Robert Leighton which was uploaded on August 11th, 2016.

Contractor Examining A Blueprint And Speaking

Publication: New Yorker... more

by Robert Leighton

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Title

Contractor Examining A Blueprint And Speaking

Artist

Robert Leighton

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Publication: New Yorker

Image Type: Cartoon

Date: February 14th, 2011

Caption: "Worst-case scenario? The renovation goes three years and two million dollars over budget, one of you bludgeons me to death with my own hammer, and you both get the electric chair."

Description: Contractor examining a blueprint and speaking with a couple in the middle of their partly-constructed home.

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