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Vonnegut Self Portrait

vonnegut self portrait

vonnegut self portrait

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a drawing of a woman's face on a gray t - shirt with black ink
a drawing of a woman's face on a gray t - shirt with black ink

kurt vonnegut

“Be careful what you pretend to be because you are what you pretend to be.” A portrait of Kurt Vonnegut by artist David A. Johnson.

a drawing of a woman with blue eyes holding her hand over her face and looking at the birdcage
a drawing of a woman with blue eyes holding her hand over her face and looking at the birdcage
Kurt Vonnegut Signature Cap
Kurt Vonnegut Signature Cap

Love this self-portrait of Kurt Vonnegut

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an ink drawing of a woman's face with her hair pulled back to the side
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glue sticks

Vonnegut: Self Portrait

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Kurt Vonnegut, "Untitled"

a drawing of a woman's face with a hat on her head
a drawing of a woman's face with a hat on her head
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a black and white drawing of a person holding a kite in the air with writing on it
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Natural Philosophy (@Naturalphilosy) on X
The Unseen Drawings of Kurt Vonnegut
The Unseen Drawings of Kurt Vonnegut
Famous writers' art and design
Famous writers' art and design
What Kurt Vonnegut’s “Slaughterhouse-Five” Tells Us Now
What Kurt Vonnegut’s “Slaughterhouse-Five” Tells Us Now
Kurt Vonnegut: the drawings of science fiction's master artist – in pictures
Kurt Vonnegut: the drawings of science fiction's master artist – in pictures
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U´be trollin´ Esquiso

Kurt Vonnegut, "Business Man" Kurt Vonnegut (1922–2007) also doodled in notebooks, and he created a combination self-portrait/signature that he would reuse often. He also produced incidental illustrations for his novels Slaughterhouse-Five (1969) and Breakfast of Champions (1973).

What Kurt Vonnegut’s “Slaughterhouse-Five” Tells Us Now | The New Yorker

Kurt Vonnegut Drawings

Kurt Vonnegut’s Signature

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a drawing of a woman's face on a gray t - shirt with black ink
a drawing of a woman's face on a gray t - shirt with black ink
a drawing of a woman with blue eyes holding her hand over her face and looking at the birdcage
a drawing of a woman with blue eyes holding her hand over her face and looking at the birdcage
Kurt Vonnegut Signature Cap
Kurt Vonnegut Signature Cap
an ink drawing of a woman's face with her hair pulled back to the side
an ink drawing of a woman's face with her hair pulled back to the side
glue sticks
glue sticks
a drawing of a woman's face with a hat on her head
a drawing of a woman's face with a hat on her head
a black and white drawing of a person holding a kite in the air with writing on it
a black and white drawing of a person holding a kite in the air with writing on it
Natural Philosophy (@Naturalphilosy) on X
Natural Philosophy (@Naturalphilosy) on X

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