The celebrated artist’s little-known imprisonment in an Italian villa by the sea during the Holocaust
Best known for his New Yorker covers, the artist, a Jewish refugee from Romania, was full of observational snark
Graphic artist Saul Steinberg spent formative years in Italy, a place that, like for other Jews, both sheltered and rejected him
An artist’s impressions of the “Graphic Details: Confessional Comics by Jewish Women” exhibit at Yeshiva University Museum
