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CARTOON: HOURGLASS, 1972. The hour has come - let it not be missed

CARTOON: HOURGLASS, 1972. The hour has come - let it not be missed


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CARTOON: HOURGLASS, 1972. The hour has come - let it not be missed

CARTOON: HOURGLASS, 1972.
The hour has come - let it not be missed. Cartoon comment on the potential for diplomacy in the Middle East after Egyptian President Anwar Sadat rejected an overture from Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir. Cartoon by Edmund Valtman, 1 August 1972

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1972 Anwar August Diplomacy Edmund Egyptian Great Pyramids Hourglass Israeli Negotiation Political Prime Minister Sadat Valtman Meir


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This print titled "CARTOON: HOURGLASS, 1972" captures a powerful message about missed opportunities in diplomacy. The image showcases an hourglass with the sand slowly trickling down, symbolizing the urgency of seizing crucial moments for negotiation and peace. The cartoon was created by Edmund Valtman in August 1972 as a comment on the potential for diplomacy in the Middle East. It specifically addresses Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's rejection of an overture from Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir during that time. The artist cleverly portrays this significant event through his thought-provoking illustration. Intriguingly, the cartoon features a man and woman standing near the great pyramids, representing their respective nations. The man appears to be late or hesitant while reaching out towards the hourglass, signifying lost opportunities due to indecisiveness or delay. Meanwhile, the woman stands beside him with a determined expression, highlighting her readiness for negotiation. Valtman's artwork serves as a reminder of how critical timing is when it comes to political negotiations and international relations. It urges leaders not to let valuable chances slip away but instead seize them promptly for fruitful dialogue and understanding. This remarkable print is part of Granger Art on Demand collection by Granger NYC - an exquisite piece that encapsulates both historical significance and artistic brilliance.

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