Classic late 19th century political caricatures from an original copy of "Punch" magazine I picked up recently. Ironically, the price I paid for this and two boxes full of other Punch issues, old periodicals and comics wouldn't be much more - per unit - than its original price of 3 pence (seen on the cover above)! Clearly not much appreciation around for these treasures from the past. The quality, detail and depth of these illustrations is exceptional - the advertisements are also fascinating so I'm scanning them for a future post.
THE CARTOON POLITICAL CAMPAIGN THAT WAS RAZOR-CLOSE
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Let Us Have (Cartoon) Peace, Post-ElectionJOSEPH KEPPLER (1838-1894)
plausibly can be called the father of American political cartooning, for he
was at le...
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I have a pen & ink cover from Punch which I believe may be an original. Do you know how I can authenticate this? I would appreciate any help. Thank you. Dorothy Matteo
ReplyDeleteHow can I authenticate work by Charles Keene?
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