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Strabismic Jew
Ink
Circa 1955

This pen and ink was the drawing on which Leonard’s famous 1955 monumental woodcut of the same name was based. Strabismic means “cross-eyed.” When asked about this image, the artist replied, “poor guy doesn’t have enough problems, he’s got to be cross-eyed too?”





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