Featured Intriguing print...who is this artist?

OK, I buy some art pieces I shouldn't (please reference painting on black velvet a while ago), but this print really intrigued me for some reason. There is so much going on here. The signature looks like B (?) Chernow '66. Does anyone recognize this image or the artist's name? I did google...found Ann Chernow, but the initial on the print does not seem to be an A. The print is ~ 8" by 12". There is a manufactured fold just below center. I didn't see that until I took it out of the frame. It is printed on what feels like card stock. Thoughts anyone???

 

maybe her husband, Burt Chernow - here is a bit of information on him.
I would have bought it too!
http://www2.housatonic.edu/info/news/press/2012/0620_galleries.asp

 

Thank you @cxgirl ...looks like a good possibility!

 

The piece with the date of 1966 and the "Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat" as well as the motorcycle in what looks like some parade or protest gives me a Vietnam protest piece. Is that a leather jacket across the motorcycle handlebars? They would do this do show their bike gang. Are those skulls she is holding?, if it's a she. And the Christmas reference could be to the 1966 Christmas Truce.
Anyway, they wanted to stop dropping bombs and drop acid instead. The artist looks like he or she may have been dropping too much acid.
I may be totally off, but that's what I see.

 

Really awesome. Love it.

 

Thank you @Caribou's House. This may be referencing Operation Rolling Thunder?

 

• THE LIST OF VIETNAM ERA PROTESTS IN 1966...
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• February. Local artists in Hollywood build a 60-foot tower of protest on Sunset Boulevard.[6]
• March 25–26. Second Days of International Protest. Organized by the National Coordinating Committee to End the War in Vietnam, led by SANE, Women Strike for Peace, the Committee for Nonviolent Action and the SDS: 20,000 to 25,000 in New York alone, demonstrations also in Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Chicago, Detroit, San Francisco, Oklahoma City. Abroad, in Ottawa, London, Oslo, Stockholm, Lyon, and Tokyo.
• March 31. David Paul O'Brien and three companions burned their draft cards on the steps of the South Boston Courthouse. The case was tried by the Supreme Court as United States v. O'Brien.
• Spring. Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam founded.
• May 15. March Against the Vietnam War, led by SANE and Women Strike for Peace, with 8-10,000 taking part.
• Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) refused to go to war, famously stating that he had "no quarrel with the Viet Cong" and that "no Viet Cong ever called me nigger." Ali also stated he would not go "10,000 miles to help murder, kill, and burn other people to simply help continue the domination of white slavemasters over dark people."[16] In 1967 he was sentenced to 5 years in prison, but was released on appeal by the United States Supreme Court.
• Summer. Six members of the SNCC invade an induction center in Atlanta and are later arrested.[6]
• July. First national antiwar Mobilization Committee established.
• July 3. Crowd of over 4,000 demonstrate outside of the US Embassy in London. Scuffles break out between the protesters and police, and at least 31 people are arrested.[17]
• November 7. Protests against Robert McNamara at Harvard University.

 

Heady days indeed....

 

Yes it is an intriguing print, and a very good artist.
Looks like a feminist Golgotha, on a motorbike, with trains on either side.

 

Bridgeport/Housatonic is only a 20 min. ride up 91 to Yale; Yale students regularly protested the Vietnam war in the 60's, and law clinic there known for helping with desegragation movement.

 

The central figure looks to me like a woman who is either a scarecrow (associated with autumn, laying in harvest for winter; Christmas is coming)) or crucified (makes me wonder about the state of the Chernow marriage).

I do not see it as a parade, although have no role to assign the 2 shadowy figures. Looks more like a motor bike than a real hog, more like it could be hers. I thought for a bit I could see a cattle skull mounted on the front, but now, not really. That part is not gestalting into anything for me.

 

The heads she's holding look like Lenin and??? Stalin maybe. It looks more like a current American political figure at first glance. If it does to you too, it might be worth striking while the iron's (and maybe irony is) hot with this one if you're planning to list it.

 

Or Frankenstein & Dracula? It gives me a Halloween feeling. Every day feels like Halloween these days.