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Famous cartoons of 1925 prize era and enduring works
The piece surveys celebrated 1925 journalism prize cartoons and enduring works by D. K. Fitzpatrick of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, John T. McCutcheon, H. T. Webster, Magnus G. Kettner and others, highlighting their lasting appeal and impact on public sentiment. It cites McCutcheon’s Injun Summer and Webster’s Hardin County 1809 as enduring examples, and notes Kettner’s The Canopy of Liberty as a wartime icon echoed in peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Fitzpatrick
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Daily American
John T. McCutcheon
Chicago Tribune
McCutcheon
Chicago
The
Tribune
Congress
Middle West
John McCutcheon
Mississippi Valley
Pulitzer
Michigan Boulevard
H. T. Webster
Webster
New York World
New York Tribune
United States
Hardin County
Kentucky
Th’ Village
Squire McLean
Washington
Madison
Ol’ Spellman
Spain
Tom Lincoln
Clare Briggs
Briggs
Mark Twain
Booth Tarkington
Henry A. Shute
Wisconsin
New York
Evening Globe
Magnus G. Kettner
Union
America
Kettner
National Capitol
American Natron
Canopy of Liberty
Stars and Stripes
Herbert Hoover