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FEDERALIST CARTOON. A Republican engraved cartoon, c1799, lampooning the English political journalist and Federalist editor, William Cobbett ( Peter Porcupine )
FEDERALIST CARTOON.
A Republican engraved cartoon, c1799, lampooning the English political journalist and Federalist editor, William Cobbett ( Peter Porcupine )
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Media ID 7591735
1799 Anti Federalism Crown Demon Editor Evil Federal Federalist Journalism Journalist Lion Pieter Political Acts Republican Party Cobbett Porcupine Will I Am
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Standard Size Mouse Pad 7.75" x 9..25". High density Neoprene w linen surface. Easy to clean, stain resistant finish. Rounded corners.
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Estimated Product Size is 23.7cm x 20.2cm (9.3" x 8")
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print titled "Federalist Cartoon" takes us back to the year 1799, a time of political turmoil and satire. The cartoon, engraved with meticulous detail, humorously lampoons William Cobbett, an English political journalist and Federalist editor known by his pen name Peter Porcupine. The artist skillfully portrays Cobbett as a demon-like figure with horns protruding from his head, symbolizing the evil nature attributed to him by the Federalists. He is depicted wearing a crown adorned with symbols representing American politics of that era – a lion representing strength and power, while women surround him suggesting influence over public opinion. The cartoon serves as both a critique of Cobbett's journalistic practices and an expression of anti-Federalism sentiments prevalent at the time. It highlights the deep divide between Republicans and Federalists in America during this period. Through its intricate details and clever symbolism, this print captures not only the essence of political acts but also reflects on journalism itself. It reminds us how cartoons were used as powerful tools for commentary in shaping public opinion during crucial moments in history. "FEDERALIST CARTOON" stands as an intriguing historical artifact that invites viewers to delve into the complex world of early American politics while appreciating the artistry behind it.
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