Another Chaïm
Reminds me of the other Chaïm, used by Roald Dahl in his short called *Skin*:
| Old man Drioli is down and out on the streets of Paris, when he sees a painting of trees by his Kalmuck, Chaïm Soutine, in a posh artist's gallery. That reminds him of the time when the Kalmuck had tattooed a portrait of Drioli's wife on his (Drioli's) back. Drioli runs into the gallery shouting that he too has a painting by the same artist. With Dahl, there's only one way the story can end
Another Chaïm
Reminds me of the other Chaïm, used by Roald Dahl in his short called *Skin*:
| Old man Drioli is down and out on the streets of Paris, when he sees a painting of trees by his Kalmuck, Chaïm Soutine, in a posh artist's gallery. That reminds him of the time when the Kalmuck had tattooed a portrait of Drioli's wife on his (Drioli's) back. Drioli runs into the gallery shouting that he too has a painting by the same artist. With Dahl, there's only one way the story can end