2020年1月5日 · Walt Kelly’s funny animal comic strip Pogo provided a surprising, but effective, setting for his incisive political satire. During the War of 1812, the United States Navy defeated the British Navy in the Battle of Lake Erie.

This cartoon by William Charles depicts the three New England States who dominated the Hartford Convention. Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island are crouching towards leaping off of a cliff into the waiting arms of England's King George III, who not only promises plenty of codfish and goods to smuggle, but also numerous titles and nobility.

This cartoon, depicting the War of 1812, shows American president James Madison punching King George III in the face. Madison is referred to as “Brother Jonathan,” the male personification of the United States in the early nineteenth century.

2020年12月15日 · The Hartford Convention or Leap no Leap is a political cartoon by the artist William Charles poking fun at the secret meetings held by New England Federalists in Hartford during December of 1814.

In 1814 he moved to Philadelphia and published a series of caricatures on the War of 1812. These prints were to bring him fame as the first American political cartoonist. Charles' style is in keeping with that of James Gillray (1756-1815) and Thomas Rowlandson (1756/7-1827) with …

2020年3月5日 · These are just some political cartoons from that time period that draw on the imagery of ‘baking’ something up, be it a cockamamie invasion, minting alliances between continental bedfellows, or installing new kings in European courts.

2012年3月16日 · Library of Congress American Cartoon Prints. Summary: The artist gloats over naval losses suffered by England early in the War of 1812, in particular the defeat of the warship "Boxer" by the American frigate "Enterprise" in September 1813.

Most of the prints are from the division's PC/US series, which consists of individually cataloged political cartoons and caricatures. All of the prints meet two criteria: they were originally designed to express sentiments relating to civic life and government in the United...

Cartoon from 1812 showing Columbia (the United States) warning Napoleon I that she will deal with him after teaching John Bull (England) a lesson.

War of 1812 in art; 1810s political cartoons of the United States; 1810s political cartoons of the United Kingdom; Political cartoons by conflict