PARIS (CN) — When Jane Rosenberg gets a big assignment, she has to clear her calendar for an unknown amount of time — a week, a month or more. Doctor appointments get shuffled around as she makes sure she has enough paper and pastels on hand.
On an average day, she might spend hours closely observing the fine lines and jowls on President Donald Trump’s face or concentrating on the “Blind Sheikh” Omar Abdel-Rahman, convicted of seditious conspiracy over the World Trade Center bombing in 1993, who she said was wearing something resembling a Santa Claus hat during trial.
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