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ROBERT DUNN, Buffalo Courier-Express
The situation in the Middle East seemed so volatile to cartoonist Robert Dunn that he drew this cartoon representing the cease-fire perched precariously over a precipice. He blamed neither one side nor the other, but focused on the international aspects of the conflict by featuring the globe on the bomb. Dunn worked for the Buffalo Courier-Express from 1952 to 1982 and may have drawn this cartoon after the Six-Day War or another conflict between Israel and its Arab neighbors that occurred during his career. |