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		<title>By: Howard Beckerman</title>
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		<dc:creator>Howard Beckerman</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hi Steve,
 I&#039;ve noticed for sometime that in your &quot;Inbetweens&quot; section of the blog you are using a drawing at the page head that is one that I did in the late 1950s. It appeared in  an edition of Top Cel, the local 841 Screen Cartoonists Union newsletter. I noticed that you added some details, details that I especially didn&#039;t include as it was a gag done for animators who knew what desks and other animation furniture looked like. Well; have fun, but it would be nice if you could credit me as the original artist.I began in the business in 1949 and am still connected to the field as a long time professor of animation studies at New York&#039;s School of Visual Arts. I&#039;ve written a book, Animation the Whole Story which would be of interest to many of your readers. Anyway, keep up the cause of offering information to those like you and me who are entranced by the art and commerce of animation.
 Sincerely,
 Howard Beckerman]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Steve,<br />
 I&#8217;ve noticed for sometime that in your &#8220;Inbetweens&#8221; section of the blog you are using a drawing at the page head that is one that I did in the late 1950s. It appeared in  an edition of Top Cel, the local 841 Screen Cartoonists Union newsletter. I noticed that you added some details, details that I especially didn&#8217;t include as it was a gag done for animators who knew what desks and other animation furniture looked like. Well; have fun, but it would be nice if you could credit me as the original artist.I began in the business in 1949 and am still connected to the field as a long time professor of animation studies at New York&#8217;s School of Visual Arts. I&#8217;ve written a book, Animation the Whole Story which would be of interest to many of your readers. Anyway, keep up the cause of offering information to those like you and me who are entranced by the art and commerce of animation.<br />
 Sincerely,<br />
 Howard Beckerman</p>
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