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Description: This web exhibit was developed as a companion to the "Celebrating Thomas Nast’s Contributions to American History and Culture" symposium that was held at The Ohio State University December 7, 2002, to mark the centennial of Nast’s death. Morton Keller, Spector Professor of History (Emeritus) at Brandeis University, presented “The World of Thomas Nast.” at the symposium.
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Subject: Cartoonists , Political Cartoonists, Caricaturists
Description: Alanson Burton Walker was a very successful magazine cartoonist working at the beginning of the 20th century. His work was much in demand and he drew for all the important magazines of the time-Life, Harper's, Atlantic Monthly, Saturday Evening Post, Judge, and Collier's-where he created gentle, wry cartoons on issues of the day. Walker was born in Binghampton, New York on November 19, 1878, attended Buffalo Central High School, and later Rochester University from which he graduated in 1897. He spent the next four years taking classes at the Art Students League in New York, studying under Frank Vincent DuMond. His brother William H. Walker, also a cartoonist, became the chief editorial cartoonist for Life at the end of the 1890s. Both brothers lived and worked in Flushing, New York. Walker died of a heart attack while shoveling snow on January 22, 1947.
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Subject: Cartoonists
Description: This online exhibition, Ohio Cartoonists: A Bicentennial Celebration, is an abridged version of two exhibitions, which were shown in the Philip Sills Exhibit Hall of the William Oxley Thompson Memorial Library, The Ohio State University Libraries, and The Ohio State University Cartoon Research Library from May 1 through August 29, 2003. Both exhibits featured collections of The Ohio State University Cartoon Research Library. This digital version of the exhibition highlights the accomplishments of six of the state's most notable late nineteenth and early twentieth century newspaper and magazine cartoonists: Edwina Dumm, Billy Ireland, Winsor McCay, Charles Nelan, Frederick Opper, and Richard Outcault. NOTE: some links to content external to this exhibit did not work in the pre-Archive-IT captured site, or were not captured as part of this archival crawl.
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Subject: Cartoonists
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