By this point, everyone's familiar with Saul Steinberg's iconic illustration of the world as seen from Manhattan's 9th Avenue (famously gracing the cover of The New Yorker). I remember going to see an extensive Steinberg exhibit with my mother at the Whitney at some distant point, and being captivated by his fun, distinctive sketches. Whilst perusing around This Isn't Happiness this morning, I stumbled upon this comparatively rarer illustration (well, that might not be accurate but I don't ever recall seeing it), similarly capturing the artist's New York-centric perspective, only this time looking to the east. I thought I'd share it here.
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