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Presidential nominee Abraham Lincoln, depicted inaccurately as a poorly clad westerner, in Springfield, Illinois, meeting the humorist Artemus Ward, who was writing a profile of Lincoln for Vanity Fair
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Presidential nominee Abraham Lincoln, depicted inaccurately as a poorly clad westerner, in Springfield, Illinois, meeting the humorist Artemus Ward, who was writing a profile of Lincoln for Vanity Fair
LINCOLN: CARTOON, 1860.
Presidential nominee Abraham Lincoln, depicted inaccurately as a poorly clad westerner, in Springfield, Illinois, meeting the humorist Artemus Ward, who was writing a profile of Lincoln for Vanity Fair
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1860 Abraham Greeting Hand Shake Illinois Lincoln Politics Republican Springfield Ward Artemus
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In this intriguing print titled "Presidential nominee Abraham Lincoln: Cartoon, 1860" we are transported back to Springfield, Illinois during a pivotal moment in American history. The image captures an encounter between the Republican presidential nominee, Abraham Lincoln, and the renowned humorist Artemus Ward. Depicted inaccurately as a poorly clad westerner, Lincoln extends his hand in greeting to Ward. The meeting is significant as Ward was writing a profile of Lincoln for Vanity Fair at the time. This interaction showcases the intersection of politics and entertainment during that era. The cartoonish portrayal of Lincoln adds an element of humor to the photograph while also highlighting how political figures were often caricatured in popular media. Despite these exaggerated features, it is evident that both men share mutual respect and engage in friendly conversation. Set against the backdrop of mid-19th century America, this image symbolizes not only a crucial period in our nation's history but also reflects on the power of satire and its influence on public perception. It serves as a reminder that even amidst intense political campaigns, moments of camaraderie can be found among those who shape our society. This print from Granger Art on Demand invites us to delve into the complexities surrounding one of America's most iconic presidents while shedding light on his interactions with influential figures like Artemus Ward.
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