约瑟夫·帕潘
多产法庭速写画家与插画家
约瑟夫·W·帕平，又称乔·帕平，是一位新闻画家、插画家、法庭速写画家和政治漫画家。 帕平于1931年9月7日出生在密苏里州圣路易斯。他就读于俄亥俄州立大学，并于1955年获得美术学士学位。1955年，他成为美国陆军的委任少尉，并在陆军影像中心工作，为国防部制作训练影片。1955年6月25日，他与简·阿琳·斯卡特戴结婚。他们育有五个孩子。1992年3月9日，他因黑色素瘤去世，享年60岁。 乔·帕平在纽约市的第一个任务来自《哈珀斯杂志》的执行编辑拉塞尔·莱恩斯。本·拉斯伯恩的文章《纽约那位古怪的老女士：〈时报〉究竟怎么了？》包含了一个五页的版面，展示了乔对 他的画作经常伴随西奥·威尔逊的文章发表。西奥·威尔逊同样供职于《每日新闻》，被纽约记者协会称为 作家兼编辑斯科特·埃德尔曼提到"乔·帕平，著名的法庭素描艺术家"。在《纽约每日新闻》工作期间，他报道了1970年至1991年间的大多数重大审判，包括水门事件、帕蒂·赫斯特、琼·哈里斯、萨姆之子（大卫·伯科维茨）以及披萨连接案等著名审判。 In 1959 American Artist Magazine featured an article about Papin entitled The Street is my Studio which detailed his work as a reportorial artist. Papin's work encompassed the areas usually covered by photographers. He drew U.N. scenes, military and international subjects, concerts, parades, horse races, hospital emergency rooms, and street scenes. New York Press Club's Byline Magazine wrote "Joe's facile pen captures news events at places where cameras may be barred." Author Nick Meglin said Joseph Papin, "carried a sketchbook and drew in subways, in coffee shops, on street corners." Eric Stenson of the Asbury Park Press said "Joseph Papin is a reporter... His pen interprets a story with images rather than words. Ken Aktins from the Denton Record-Chronicle said "Joe Papin is a reporter. He works for one of the largest newspapers in United States—the Daily News—and has covered some of the most historic moments in recent American history. His professional title is artist. The tools of his journalistic trade are an assortment of pens and a sketchpad." Atkins continues with "Papin has been drawing scenes of life—the grand and the commonplace...from a straightforward, objective viewpoint." 帕平的作品在1986年约翰·戈蒂审判期间引发了一些麻烦。安东尼·兰皮诺和约翰·卡内利亚对帕平的画作中描绘他们的方式感到不满。而约翰·戈蒂则不喜欢帕平将检察官画得过于漂亮的事实。1986年9月5日，《每日新闻》文章的标题写道：
Artworks by this artist (32 total)
- Nancy Borko A.D.A. asks questions of child on stand with doll to demonstrate “How many times did he do that to you？” 1985
- Verdict – all ‘guilty’ except Ronald Betso, 11;00 am, August 4, 1988 1988
- News and television cameras, perhaps related to the Senate Watergate hearings 1973
- Liverone A. Kip reads deposition from Hankins
- Fred Thompson and other senators during the Senate Watergate hearings 1973
- Judge Stephen Crane charges the jury 1985
- Prosecutor George Bolen reading to the jury a letter Jean Harris sent to Dr. Herman Tarnower 1981
- Overhead view of courtroom 1988
- Judge Leval questions jurors as selection proceeds 1984
- Housing court, 2nd floor, 141 Livingston St., Brooklyn
- Interior view of a corridor at the Kings County Housing Court with many people of all ages waiting outside the “Housing Courtroom”
- Press room, perhaps in the Senate, during the Watergate hearings 1973
- Senator Joseph M. Montoya, a member of the Senate Watergate Committee 1973
- Overhead view of courtroom 1988
- Overhead view of courtroom for the Patty Hearst trial, San Francisco, California 1976
- Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities 1973
- Bamboo Union trial, Federal Court, Judge Robert Carter presiding 1986
- Chair of the Senate Watergate Committee, Senator Sam J. Ervin, holding bat labeled “Constitution of we？” while pointing at a man (John Ehrlichman) sitting at a school desk 1973
- Liverone A. Kip reads deposition from Flickenger
- Overhead view of unidentified courtroo