Brash, Bold, Insolent Ungerer
J. Hoberman writes: ‘It may be that everyone has their own Tomi Ungerer. The eighty-three-year-old graphic artist and illustrator’s work has been part of many people’s childhoods, others’ countercultures, still others’ outrage, and, at one point in his career, every straphanger’s New York. Mine is the artist whose late 1960s promotional posters for The Village Voice still had pride of place in the newspaper’s offices when I began working there in the late 1970s.’
