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Dubya, Drawn and Quartered

Will anyone miss George W. Bush when he finally leaves Washington this month? Well, Vanity Fair’s illustrators might feel a wistful twinge, as his failings and follies inspired some of their best work. This farewell slide show features our favorite depictions of the soon-to-be-former president.

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Dubya, Drawn and Quartered, January 9, 2009


From the Vanity Fair illustrators, as George W. Bush sprints to the finish.




The Imperial Family, by Edward Sorel. From left: Paul Wolfowitz, Dick Cheney, George W. Bush, and Condoleezza Rice. From “The Monarchy of George II,” by Niall Ferguson, September 2004.


Bush of Arabia, by Brad Holland. From “The Monarchy of George II,” by Niall Ferguson, September 2004.


Wild in the Streets, by Edward Sorel. From “What if Bush Wins?” by Michael Wolff, October 2004.


A Sketchbook illustration by Dan Adel from the January 2007 issue.


A Sketchbook illustration by James Bennett from the March 2007 issue.


Grand Delusion, by Edward Sorel. Clockwise from left: Condoleezza Rice, Karl Rove, Richard Perle, Paul Wolfowitz, and Dick Cheney attend to the ailing Bush presidency. From “The History Boys,” by David Halberstam, August 2007.


A Sketchbook illustration by Roberto Parada from the August 2007 issue.


A Sketchbook illustration by Barry Blitt from the October 2007 issue.


Running on Empty, by Edward Sorel. From “The $3 Trillion War,” by Joseph E. Stiglitz and Linda J. Bilmes, April 2008.


No Joke, by Drew Friedman. Published on VF.com, July 2008.


Mission Accomplished, a Sketchbook illustration by Bruce McCall from the January 2009 issue.


A Sketchbook illustration by Ross MacDonald from the February 2009 issue.




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