Saül Steinberg is a Romanian graphist, cartoonist and illustrator born in 1914 who studied philosophy in Bucharest, then architecture in Italy. In the late 30S, because of the anti-Semitic laws, he escaped and reached New York where he lived.
His most famous work was the 1976's New Yorker cover, a map delineating not real space but the mental geography of Manhattanites.
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