Courtroom sketch artist Jane Rosenberg claimed on Tuesday that Rudy Giuliani was “losing it” in court and had been shouting orders at his lawyers while they were trying to defend him.

It was the opening of Exhibit 1: Paper Trail, a collection of work Brourman had created alongside courtroom sketch artists during Donald Trump’s various New York court battles last year.

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While on a break at the trial featured in the episode “Under the Bay Bridge” we asked courtroom sketch artist Vicki Behringer ...

Watch the full episode, “Under the Bay Bridge,” on Peacock now. You can also watch on the NBC app or listen to it on our podcast. After you’ve finished the episode, hear more from Bob’s father about ...

They were there for the opening of artist Isabelle Brourman’s show Paper Trail, a collection of the works she created when she joined the courtroom sketch artists documenting the political ...

Inspired by Bill Hennessy, who covered significant events like President Clinton’s impeachment and the Guantanamo Bay trials, she embraced the life of a court sketch artist. As she stepped ...

A courtroom can be a landscape of artistic inspiration, according to the theme of an unusual exhibition of pastel drawings by ...

Court sketches indicated she had large hoop earrings ... Jones have all had their famously flawless visages butchered by an artist's pen, leaving them looking decidedly ordinary.

Opinions on his sketch work have been divided; some feel they aren’t realistic, but others defend their merit. Ben Waldman interviews Culleton about what led him to courtroom sketching.