Huguette Martel writes and illustrates a short essay on Growing up in Wartime France in New York Review of Books

Read the entire story here at the New York Review of Books, May 2018 internet edition

Huguette Martel was born in Paris, France. At the age of nineteen, she moved
to New York, where she’s lived ever since. She is a graduate of Cooper Union.
She has been a cartoonist for the New Yorker magazine; her work has also
appeared in the New York Times, Le Monde, and Worth, as well as in
the Narrative Magazine and The New York Review of Books daily.
A painter and writer, she is the author of several books in which she incorporates
paintings and text. Her latest solo show of paintings was curated by Ben Katchor.

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