VIC JUHASZ "Too Many Opinions." Illustration chronicling the artist's wife's experience being misdiagnosed with cervical/uterine cancer, 1983. Mixed media including colored pencil and watercolor on paper. 508x381 mm; 20x15 inches, matted and framed to 26 1/2x21 1/4. Inscribed in lower left margin, "For Neil + Maris - Many Thanks." Signed and dated in lower right margin.
Award-winning artist and illustrator Victor Juhasz began illustrating for The New York Times in 1974, while a student at Parsons School of Design. He has since produced caricatures and humorous illustrations for prominent publications, such as Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and Rolling Stone. Throughout his well-rounded career, Juhasz has worked as a courtroom artist for ABC-TV, illustrated children's books, and has documented the members and actions of the United States military through programs run by Feherty's Troops First Foundation and collaborations with The Joe Bonham Project. Juhasz's artwork is in the permanent collection of the USAF Art Program at the Pentagon and has been exhibited at The Brinton Museum.
