A striking silkscreen print by Deborah Kass, *Jewish Jackie* (1992) appropriates the iconic imagery of Jacqueline Kennedy through the lens of Jewish identity, merging pop art aesthetics with cultural and feminist commentary. Drawing on the visual language of Andy Warhol, Kass reimagines a familiar American symbol to explore themes of identity, representation, and belonging. This signed and dated work from 1992 is a rare example from an edition of unrecorded size, published by the artist herself.