An original 1990 New Yorker cartoon by Mischa Richter brilliantly conflates the political and the personal. Note too the body language: how the husband leans forward in a bid for the marriage counsellor's attention and empathy while the wife and the counsellor demonstrate their respective personal and professional emotional detachment.
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"She can forgive Nixon, but she can't forgive me." Mischa Richter, original art The New Yorker, October 1, 1990, page 33 |
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"She can forgive Nixon, but she can't forgive me." Mischa Richter, original art The New Yorker, October 1, 1990, page 33 |
Cartoons by William Hamilton and Mischa Richter |
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