Our political drama, conventions, campaigns, candidates (1904)
Bishop, Joseph Bucklin, 1847-1928 · New York : Scott-Thaw co. · leaf 117
ade its effect by use ofexaggeration. In his later years, however, between1803 and 1811, he turned his attention to politicalcaricature, beginning with Napoleon as a subject, and adopted methods from which the modern school (111) 112 OUR POLITICAL DRAMA has been developed. It would be more accurate… … THE IVI U S T A N G T E A M as the art of drawing, that coarseness and exag-geration were the essential elements of humor asexhibited in caricature. The first English artist to make that separationcompletely was John Doyle, father of RichardDoyle. He began to publish political caricatures CAMPAIGNS…
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