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BICYCLING CARTOON. American magazine cartoon, 1893, on the bicycle craze of the time

BICYCLING CARTOON. American magazine cartoon, 1893, on the bicycle craze of the time


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BICYCLING CARTOON. American magazine cartoon, 1893, on the bicycle craze of the time

BICYCLING CARTOON.
American magazine cartoon, 1893, on the bicycle craze of the time

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1890s 1893 Artistic Concepts Bicycle Bicycling Political Satire


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This vintage print captures the essence of the bicycle craze that swept across America in the late 19th century. The cartoon, created in 1893 for an American magazine, cleverly satirizes the obsession with bicycling during this time. With a touch of political commentary and artistic flair, it offers a glimpse into the cultural phenomenon that bicycles had become. The image depicts a comical scene where people from all walks of life are seen riding bicycles in various absurd ways. From politicians pedaling their way to power to businessmen balancing precariously on oversized wheels, this cartoon pokes fun at both the fad itself and those who embraced it wholeheartedly. Transportation has always been an integral part of society's evolution, and this artwork reflects how bicycles became more than just a means of getting from point A to B – they became symbols of status and freedom. The exaggerated characters and whimsical details add charm to this piece while highlighting the enthusiasm surrounding bicycling during the 1890s. As we look back on this historical moment through Granger Art on Demand's print collection, we can appreciate not only its artistic value but also its significance as a snapshot of societal trends. This illustration serves as a reminder that even seemingly fleeting crazes can leave lasting imprints on our culture.

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