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At the Museum of the City of New York
More than 40 drawings reveal the artist’s acute and inventive perception of New York City, like Kitchen Street, a 1950 work in which a refrigerator morphs into the Chrysler Building.
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At the Morgan Library & Museum
This extensive review—the first of its kind—brings together 100 drawings, collages, and sculptural constructions dating to the thirties, before his defining New Yorker run began.
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At Adam Baumgold Gallery
Baumgold offers a rare glimpse of one of Steinberg’s own sketchbooks, and of his elaborate Rodozachari Table, a mixed-media conglomeration of rubber stamps, brushes, speech balloons, and drawing pads.
A New Yorker’s View of the World, Revisited
Two museums and a gallery celebrate the master draftsman and illustrator Saul Steinberg.
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