Cartoonists are considered by some to be artists of secondary importance.


被有些人认为是第二等重

术
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In the late 1920s, two comics named Eddie Cantor and Ed Wynn invented the live studio audience as a way to bring the rowdiness and animation of their vaudeville and live performances into the creepy quiet of the recording studio.
20世纪20年代末,两位名叫埃迪·坎特(Eddie Cantor)和埃德·韦恩(Ed Wynn)的
家发明了现场直播的录音棚观众音效,借此将他们的杂耍和现场表演中的喧闹和动
带入录音棚令人毛骨悚然的寂静之中。
Its silent exponents, clowns you can't hear coming, are the butt of a memorably dismissive sketch by Gary Larson, an American cartoonist: " If a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, and it hits a mime, does anyone care? "
沉默的哑剧表演者,也就是无声无息
到来的小丑,是美国
家加里·拉森在一幅速写中嘲笑的对象,这幅速写的轻蔑之意让人难忘:“如果在森林里一棵树倒下,周围没有人,它砸中了一个哑剧演员,有人会在意吗?”