Cartoons from the Inter-War period in Punch
Autolycus, U.S.A. Uncle Sam. "Now, that's real disappointing. I'd set my heart on that skeleton." Shade of Shakespeare. "But all the same I should feel more comfortable if it was insured."
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- © Punch Limited
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cartoons Punch Magazine Big Cut black and white black & white B&W B/W 1920s Twenties 1922 history Great Britain Britain United Kingdom UK British England English twentieth century 20th century America Americans USA United States art art history cultural heritage heritage exports national symbols national personifications symbols personifications Uncle Sam The Blue Boy art works art exports national heritage patrimony patrimonies culture Thomas Gainsborough Joseph Duveen art sales art dealers Henry Edwards Huntingdon First Folio William Shakespeare Shakespeare ghosts Shakespearian references Shakespearian characters Autolycus tombs graves bones acquisitions aquisitive The Winter's Tale thieves theif thieving books treasures heirlooms Giclee prints posters gifts hi-res downloads licensing Giclee prints posters gifts hi-res downloads licensing
- Contained in galleries
- United States of America Cartoons, Interwar Cartoons: 1919-1939
