Private Lives of Public Figures Late 20th-Century Illustrators Jean Stern

Jean Stern

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Cette exposition

Sorel’s loyal following among the readers of the Village Voice

Franklin starts out as an average five-year old boy

Private Lives of Public Figures Late 20th-Century Illustrators Jean SternOut of print. From the back cover: Each month, readers of Spy magazine turn to its second most popular feature, Friedman's "Private Lives of Public Figures" a regular department that peers into the ridiculous and bawdy personal matters of celebrities, Private Lives pokes into the backyards and rumpus rooms of Michael Jackson, Howard Stern, Bill Cosby, Jack Nicholson, and Bill and Hillary Clinton. Illustrated by the comics noir stylist Drew Friedman,