A Toast to Bill Mauldin
A new book of Bill Mauldin’s cartoons, Drawing Fire: The Editorial Cartoons of Bill Mauldin, has just been published by the Pritzker Military Museum & Library. Mauldin’s cartoons offer a […]
Author Archive for: Faith Yazel
Entries by Faith Yazel
A Way to Say Thank You
On Saturday, October 10, at around Noon, ten or so CAL FIRE trucks appeared in the Museum parking lot. I also noticed several uniformed Fire Department personnel milling around the […]
A Peek into Schulz’s Life: The Early Years
Have there been elves in the museum now that visitors are absent? What are our cases doing in the Great Hall? Is this a new arrangement of displays? The elves, […]
A Brief Visit to the Museum
Earlier this month, we had a wonderful five days welcoming visitors back to the Charles M. Schulz Museum after being closed for 15 weeks starting in March due to state […]
In Memory of the Artist, Christo
The recent passing of Christo on May 31, 2020 brought with it sadness, but also many fond memories. Christo and his partner in art and life, Jeanne-Claude, had been in […]
All Wrapped Up
During the temporary closure of the Museum, some of the staff and I have been checking in on the galleries as needed to ensure all of the fine art and […]
Remembering Harriet Glickman
Heroes are hard to come by. I admire a lot of people, but not to the extent to call them a hero. But Harriet Glickman (November 1, 1926–March 27, 2020) […]
HOWTOTOON.COM To The Rescue!
When it became clear that the Schulz Museum would need to cancel this year’s Spring Break classes in light of the current health precautions, we searched high and low for […]
Travels In Japan, Part 3
Our visit to Japan wasn’t all fun and pretty pictures though, as Paige, Karen, and I each participated in interviews with the Japanese press. These interviews are often very time-consuming […]
Snoopy Museum Tokyo
Snoopy has enjoyed a presence in Japan for over 50 years. His popularity has not waned, but other Peanuts characters such as Charlie Brown, Linus, Lucy, Peppermint Patty, Marcie, and […]
