The exhibit, featuring 60 works, will be in the South Gallery of the Great Hall in the Jefferson building. Oliphant, known for his editorial cartoons spoofing world leaders, politics and scandal, won the 1966 Pulitzer prize for editorial cartooning for his drawing of Ho Chi Minh, the president of North Vietnam, carrying a dead Viet Cong. Oliphant told CNN his favorite leader to draw was former President Richard Nixon, but that was only until President Bill Clinton was sworn in. In fact, it's an embarrassment of riches. The exhibit runs from April 2-July 6.
Admission is free.
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