Three Women II 1945

Saul Steinberg's "Three Women II" is a 1945 ink drawing that exemplifies his signature style of caricature and social satire. The artwork depicts three women, each with exaggerated features and adorned with an abundance of feathers, highlighting the absurdity of fashion and societal expectations. Steinberg's distinct line work and detailed hatching contribute to the whimsical and playful nature of the piece, inviting viewers to engage with his commentary on human behavior. The work, which is a part of a larger series of similar drawings, is a testament to Steinberg's enduring legacy as a master of visual wit.