| Martin Frederick Kaelin was born in Philadelphia January 29, 1926, the
son of electrician Martin Kaelin and Marie Paul. After the artist
was named Martin, his father changed his own name to Joseph to avoid
confusion. Kaelin’s boyhood schooling was at a Catholic
institution in Philadelphia. While the boy doodled with a pencil during
a 3rd grade class, Sister Pionina smacked him with a ruler, scaring the
third finger on his writing hand (the right) for life, but it made
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