Style Albert Dubout : A Cartoon Car Collision

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A grayscale cartoon illustration in the style of Al Hirschfeld shows a chaotic scene with three small motor cars and several men. In the center, in front of a jagged white flash that bisects the overall scene and serves as a backdrop, two cars that appear to have been cut in half with a saw face off directly from left to right as if having just been destroyed in a car accident. Both of these cars have four men inside of them. In the left car, a mustached man in a top hat with a black tie and a vest sits upright in the driver’s seat with a wide grin on his face. On his immediate right, a man with a bald head and a thin mustache sits with a surprised expression, his tongue out of his mouth. In the front passenger seat, a young man with dark hair peeks out from the right side of the car, with wide eyes and a startled expression. In the left car, a man behind the driver can be seen with a mustache and dark hair, with a small black cap. The right car contains a man with an almost identical appearance to the left car’s driver in the driver’s seat. He holds a small, smoking gun in his right hand, aux frontières de Pablo Picasso.