CRITICS by different artists, part 2

"Well,  there goes the neighborhood"     an ironic Paul Coker cartoon,  1966
            

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"Love.  How ridiculous."     a Gwen Raverat 1952 illustration

           

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a Perry Barlow illustration for the New Yorker magazine

      

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"Blind"   a Charles Rodriguas cartoon       see full size

       

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an P. Pinkisevich illustration,  1988

          

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at the USA tax office ... "I smell fear"     a National Lampoon cartoon

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Peter Arno for the New Yorker magazine

          

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a Jason Seiler caricature       see full size

         

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a William H. Walker 1890s anti-feminist cartoon showing an emasculated husband
         

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if women become politicians     William H. Walker

          

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if women join the military     William H. Walker       see full size

           

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which little things indicate this man's character?     a Harold Von Schmidt

illustration,  1954       see full size

      

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"The prison mess hall riot"     a Don Martin cartoon for

MAD magazine       see full size

         

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exaggerated applause in a Tex Avery animation       see full size

          

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"You're certainly a lot less fun since the operation." 

a Gahan Wilson cartoon

      

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1919 cinema theatre germs     "Prevalence of bacteria germs and dry dust - caused largely by the heat of picture machines, poor ventilation, stamping feet and expectoration of tobacco juice.  Odors from garments and persons of mixed patronage."

         

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she no longer feels attracted to him ... a modern reprint

of an old classic       see full size
            

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"The romance has gone out of everything" ... a "Tunnel of Sex" amusement at a carnival

      

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"Quality Street"     Brecht-Vandenbroucke art       see full size

         

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"SOCIETY REBUKED - Jennie Manley of Alabama, with true Southern

womanhood rebukes society at her Uncle's table in Detroit, 

Michigan rather than drink wine."  1902       see full size

          

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"Modesty, where art thou?"     1902 shameful beach wear       see full size

            

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Albert Abramovitz 1935 art ... affluent people touring poverty

was called 'slumming'       see full size

          

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Patty Carroll art       see full size

         

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"Happy birthday Gordon"     a B. Kliban cartoon       see full size

               

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a Hinko Smrekar drawing,  1927       see full size

          

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an Art Shay photograph

         

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an 1893 French magazine illustration       see full size

          

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1890s poverty types

          

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a Mary Hyrchenuk 1938 illustration       in the past some students

who fell academically behind were intentionally humiliated 

and told to wear a 'dunce cap'       see full size

           

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a despised politician in 1920 Simplicissimus magazine