Ira Waldron

Ira Waldron drew people who knew him too well—Geli, Wolf, Paula—and turned them into characters you’d recognize on sight. He sketched Hitler’s niece Geli in a slip, Wolf in a dog collar, and a nurse with a sidelong glare that says she’s seen your file. The drawings feel like snapshots you weren’t meant to see: raw edges, no pretense, just the person caught mid-thought. If you’ve ever stood close to a sketch that feels like eavesdropping, tap “Wolf” in his gallery; it’s the one that still startles.