Jean Hélion (1904-1987) Political closet. 1968. Lithograph with orange gouache highlights. The sheet: 600x382. Fine proof on thin salmon vellum. Framed. Closet text: "I was first told I was from Normandy. What a mistake! On April 4, 1968, I knew my name was Martin Luther King and that I was a Negro. But today, May 24, I realize that I'm also a German Jew. I've been banned from the country. It would be wrong to call me Jean Hélion again. My name is Cohn Bendit".