6-panel cartoon, circa 1990. Pen and ink on paper, adhered to board. 485x380 mm; 19x15 inches (image). 22½x17½ inches (board). Inscribed and signed in lower image, "For Jules, Let's face it, clever like you I'll never be."
A heartwarming account of Sorel visiting with his mom wherein she effusively insists his work is better than the artists he admires: David Levine, Jules Feiffer, and Maurice Sendak. On the subway home, Sorel smiles and reflects, "I always feel great after dinner with Mom."
