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CAPITALISM CARTOON, 1912. Capitalism depicted as a helpless hog, a Socialist cartoon

CAPITALISM CARTOON, 1912. Capitalism depicted as a helpless hog, a Socialist cartoon


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CAPITALISM CARTOON, 1912. Capitalism depicted as a helpless hog, a Socialist cartoon

CAPITALISM CARTOON, 1912.
Capitalism depicted as a helpless hog, a Socialist cartoon by Art Young published in 1912 by the Kansas weekly, The Coming Nation

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1912 Art Young Capitalism Newspaper Political Action Socialist Titlepage


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This vintage print titled "CAPITALISM CARTOON, 1912" is a thought-provoking piece of art that captures the essence of early 20th-century political commentary. Created by renowned artist Art Young and published in The Coming Nation, a Kansas weekly newspaper in 1912, this Socialist cartoon presents capitalism as a helpless hog. The image depicts a large pig with dollar signs imprinted on its body, symbolizing the greed and excess associated with capitalist systems. The hog appears trapped within ropes labeled "political action" implying that capitalism is controlled by powerful forces that manipulate it for their own gain. Young's illustration reflects the growing discontent towards unregulated capitalism during this era. It serves as a visual critique of the economic disparities and social injustices prevalent at the time. By portraying capitalism as an animal unable to free itself from external influences, Young suggests that alternative ideologies like socialism may offer solutions to these systemic issues. This historical artwork not only showcases Young's artistic talent but also provides valuable insight into the socio-political climate of early 20th-century America. It reminds us of the ongoing debates surrounding economic systems and highlights how art can serve as a powerful tool for expressing dissenting opinions and sparking meaningful conversations about societal structures.

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