“I’m not so sure he’d appreciate the Freud-bashing. But by now he’d be too old to care.” “On the Couch: Cartoons From The New Yorker” features more than 80 drawings lampooning the ...

“I’m not so sure he’d appreciate the Freud-bashing. But by now he’d be too old to care.” “On the Couch: Cartoons From The New Yorker” features more than 80 drawings lampooning the ...

In honor of Sigmund Freud’s 150th birthday, the Skirball Cultural Center is presenting “On the Couch: Cartoons from the New Yorker.” Covering nearly 80 years of panels poking fun at ...

A powerful thirst for fame, a fixation on sex and a prodigious appetite for cocaine -- no, we’re not describing yet another out-of-control sitcom star here, but Sigmund Freud, who has managed to ...

“I’m not so sure he’d appreciate the Freud-bashing. But by now he’d be too old to care.” “On the Couch: Cartoons From The New Yorker” features more than 80 drawings lampooning the ...

In this web-exclusive interview ... since the time of Sigmund Freud; the importance of objects and artwork for both analyst and analysand; and the ubiquitous couch. Mark Gerald: "When you train ...

Freud’s couch at the Freud Museum in London. Courtesy of Robert Huffstutter/Flickr Roman Mars’ podcast 99% Invisible covers design questions large and small, from his fascination with rebar to ...

Fans of Sigmund Freud will be able to mull over his work on a replica of his consulting couch. The Freud Museum in Hampstead - formerly his home - said the couch was among a number of props ...

Plus, the idea seemed antiquated. Sigmund Freud was inspired to use the couch more than a century ago after observing dramatic hypnotherapy demonstrations by his teacher Jean-Martin Charcot.

The traveling show of Sigmund Freud antiquities, at the University of Chicago`s David and Alfred Smart Museum, is a profoundly disappointing exhibition. Organized to commemorate the 50th ...