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EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET. Viewing with concern

EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET. Viewing with concern


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EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET. Viewing with concern

EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET.
Viewing with concern. Cartoon comment on the growing prosperity of the European Common Market, viewed with concern by representations of Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev and East German head of state Walter Ulbricht (portrayed as a dog). Cartoon by Edmund Valtman, 9 January 1962

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1962 Common Community Construction Economic Edmund European Hartford Times January Khrushchev Leash Market Nikita Political Soviet Valtman Walter East German


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This print titled "EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET. Viewing with concern" captures a significant moment in history, showcasing a thought-provoking cartoon comment on the growing prosperity of the European Common Market. The image depicts two prominent figures, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev and East German head of state Walter Ulbricht, portrayed as representations of concern. The artist behind this powerful cartoon is Edmund Valtman, whose work often delved into political themes. Created on January 9th, 1962, during a time when tensions between Eastern and Western powers were high, this artwork reflects the unease surrounding the economic success of the European Common Market. Intriguingly, Ulbricht is depicted as a dog held by an unseen man on a leash. This symbolism suggests that he may be under control or influenced by external forces. Meanwhile, Khrushchev's expression reveals his apprehension towards Europe's economic integration. The composition highlights not only the political implications but also emphasizes how economics can shape international relations. It serves as a reminder that even seemingly positive developments can evoke concerns from those outside its sphere. Preserved through time by Granger Art on Demand from their collection dating back to 1962, this print offers viewers an opportunity to reflect upon historical events and consider their relevance in today's global landscape.

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