SCOPES TRIAL CARTOON, 1925. When Shall We Three Meet Again? Cartoon from an American newspaper, 1925, shortly after the close of the Scopes monkey trial on the teaching of evolution in publicly supported schools; William Jennings Bryan is at left and Clarence Darrow at right
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SCOPES TRIAL CARTOON, 1925. When Shall We Three Meet Again? Cartoon from an American newspaper, 1925, shortly after the close of the Scopes monkey trial on the teaching of evolution in publicly supported schools; William Jennings Bryan is at left and Clarence Darrow at right
SCOPES TRIAL CARTOON, 1925.
When Shall We Three Meet Again? Cartoon from an American newspaper, 1925, shortly after the close of the Scopes monkey trial on the teaching of evolution in publicly supported schools; William Jennings Bryan is at left and Clarence Darrow at right
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Media ID 6193247
1925 Aodreq Artistic Concepts Attorney Bryan Censorship Clarence Custom Darrow Darwinism Encbr Evolution Hand Shake Jennings Monkey Political Satire Scopes Scopes Trial Teach Trial Will I Am
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures a significant moment in American history - the Scopes Trial of 1925. Titled "When Shall We Three Meet Again?", this cartoon from an American newspaper cleverly depicts the key players involved in this highly controversial trial. On the left side of the image stands William Jennings Bryan, a prominent political figure known for his opposition to Darwinism and advocacy for teaching creationism in schools. On the right side is Clarence Darrow, a renowned attorney who defended John Scopes, a teacher accused of violating Tennessee's anti-evolution law. The handshake between Bryan and Darrow symbolizes not only their professional encounter during the trial but also represents two opposing ideologies clashing head-on. The artistic concepts employed in this cartoon effectively convey both satire and commentary on censorship, as well as highlight the clash between traditional beliefs and scientific progress. This thought-provoking image serves as a reminder of America's early struggles with balancing religious customs with evolving educational practices. It encapsulates an era when debates over evolution were at their peak, leaving lasting impacts on society's perception of science education. Granger Art on Demand has expertly preserved this historical artifact, allowing us to reflect upon one of America's most contentious legal battles that shaped our understanding of academic freedom and intellectual discourse.
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