Peanuts in Translation in Collection

The Charles M. Schulz Museum is currently running an exhibit of Yoshiteru Otani’s Peanuts-themed ink drawings, called Found In Translation. They’re also putting out a catalog for this exhibition, which will not be available through AAUGH.com but can now be ordered through the Charles M. Schulz Museum Store; the section on Exhibit Catalogs is toward the bottom of the page. I’ve not yet gotten a chance to see and review this volume, but there is a sample spread from it that can be seen by clicking on the cover image on that page, so you can see for yourself what it’s like!

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