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High Jump Cartoon
1st Event - International Sports 1914- HIGH JUMP. Mr Fritz (Germany) beats all previous records - a biting cartoon highlighting the horrors & dangers of the front
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Beats Biting Danger Dangers Fritz Highlighting Horrors Jump Mine Minefield Previous Satire Ww 1
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This cartoon print, titled "High Jump" from the International Sports series of 1914, presents a satirical take on the first event of the year - the High Jump competition. The image features a German athlete named Mr. Fritz, who has astonishingly surpassed all previous records in the high jump event. However, the twist in this cartoon lies in the unusual obstacle that Mr. Fritz has jumped over – a minefield. The year is 1914, and the backdrop of this competition is the harsh reality of World War 1. The cartoonist masterfully uses this juxtaposition to highlight the horrors and dangers of the frontlines, making a poignant commentary on the absurdity of continuing with sports competitions amidst the chaos and carnage of war. Mr. Fritz, with a determined expression on his face, has successfully cleared the minefield, leaving his competitors far behind. The cartoonist's use of exaggerated features and sharp wit adds to the satirical tone, making the image all the more thought-provoking. The cartoon, published in 1917, serves as a stark reminder of the harsh realities of war and the sacrifices made by soldiers on both sides. The image is a powerful commentary on the human spirit, resilience, and the absurdity of continuing with normalcy in the face of unimaginable horrors. This print, with its historical significance and thought-provoking commentary, is an excellent addition to any collection of cartoons, historical prints, or World War 1 memorabilia. The print is a testament to the power of satire and the enduring impact of art in capturing the essence of history.
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