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Another very, very dry issue! Cartoon satirizing President Herbert Hoovers sparse accomplishments, as he attempts to win reelection in 1932. Drawing, 1932, by Knox

Another very, very dry issue! Cartoon satirizing President Herbert Hoovers sparse accomplishments, as he attempts to win reelection in 1932. Drawing, 1932, by Knox


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Another very, very dry issue! Cartoon satirizing President Herbert Hoovers sparse accomplishments, as he attempts to win reelection in 1932. Drawing, 1932, by Knox

CARTOON: HOOVER, 1932.
Another very, very dry issue! Cartoon satirizing President Herbert Hoovers sparse accomplishments, as he attempts to win reelection in 1932. Drawing, 1932, by Knox

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1932 Campaign Election Elephant Herbert Hoover Personification Political Republican Satire


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This satirical cartoon from 1932 by Knox depicts President Herbert Hoover's struggle to win re-election amidst a backdrop of sparse accomplishments. The image humorously portrays the issue as being "very, very dry" symbolizing the lack of progress during his presidency. As an elephant, representing the Republican Party, Hoover is shown attempting to tap into a keg labeled "re-election" but finding it empty. This clever personification highlights the disappointment and frustration felt by many Americans at that time. The artist skillfully captures the essence of this pivotal moment in American history through his detailed drawing style. The use of caricature adds an element of humor and exaggeration, emphasizing Hoover's perceived shortcomings as president. It serves as a powerful commentary on the state of affairs in America during this era. This political cartoon is part of Granger Art on Demand's Carousel Collection and offers valuable insights into both historical events and artistic expression. It reminds us that even in challenging times, art has always been used as a medium for social commentary and criticism. As we reflect on this piece today, it serves as a reminder that political satire has long played an essential role in shaping public opinion and holding leaders accountable.

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