Saul Steinberg is best known for the visual wit of his pen-and-ink drawings featured in The New Yorker for close to 60 years.
In 1952, Steinberg visited Saratoga Springs, NY, on commission from Harper’s Magazine to provide drawings for an article. Though he previously produced a series of drawings of horses and their riders in the 1940s, this visit may have prompted his interest in thoroughbred racing. [Read more…] about At The Races With New Yorker Cartoonist Saul Steinberg