A Selection of Cartoons From Puck

"Cartoons from Puck" presents a curated selection of iconic political cartoons from the pages of the influential 19th-century American humor magazine, "Puck." Featuring the work of Joseph Keppler, a master of satire and visual wit, this collection showcases the power of pictorial commentary on American society and politics.

Explore a fascinating era through the lens of sharp, insightful drawings that tackled the pressing issues of the day. Keppler's work, originally published in "Puck," remains relevant for its enduring commentary on political themes and its significant contribution to the development of American humor.

This meticulously prepared edition offers a glimpse into a bygone era, providing valuable insights into media studies and the art of political cartooning. Discover the enduring legacy of Joseph Keppler and the groundbreaking satire of "Puck" magazine.

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