his finest book as it defined his talents to discover humor in criticism. The Saroukhan style was prominent, independent and famous as he drew more than 20,000 different caricatures – political, social or humorous. Other publications include "The Political Year 1938," a collection of political caricatures, a book in Armenian on the art of caricature, five satirical plays in Armenian, "Our Seven Deadly Sins", and an article "How I Came to Egypt." He also drew for republications of two classic works by Armenian satirical writers: Hagop Baronian's "The Honorable Beggars" ("Medzabadiv Muratsganner" in Armenian) and Yervant Odian's "Comrade Panchoonie" ("Enger Panchouni" in Armenian). References http://www.armeniapedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Saroukhan 1898 births 1977 deaths Egyptian cartoonists Armenian cartoonists Egyptian caricaturists Armenian caricaturists Egyptian people of Armenian descent Armenian people from the Russian Empire Emigrants from the Russian Empire to the Ottoman Empire Russian emigrants to Egypt 20th-century Egyptian artists