Original drawing for a cartoon published in The New Yorker, Apr. 5, 1976.
Full published caption: "When Jud accuses Zack, here, of hostility toward his daughter, like he seems to every session, why, it's plain to me he's only rationalizing his own lack of gumption in standing up to a stepson who's usurping the loyalty of his second wife. The way he lit into him just now shows he's got this here guilt identification with Zack's present family constellation. Calling Zack egotistical ain't nothing but a disguise mechanism for concealing his secret envy of Zack's grit and all-around starch, and shows mighty poor ego boundaries of his own, it appears to me."
"For Lee - Admiringly + best wishes - Whitney 4/21/76"--in ink on bottom left recto; Copyright 1975 The New Yorker Magazine, Inc. statement--taped on bottom center verso.
In a country store, a group of older men in heavy coats and hunting caps listen to one of them psychoanalyze a family situation.