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Thomas Nast

The Father of Modern Political Cartoons

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The definitive biography of Thomas Nast. Learn how his iconic cartoons took down Boss Tweed and shaped American political imagery.

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Publisher

The University of North Carolina Press

Release Date

January 7, 2013

Number of pages

384

Language

English

ISBN

9780807837351

Download options

Epub

Format

Digital Book

Description

Discover the Legacy of Thomas Nast

Immerse yourself in the journey of Thomas Nast, known as the “Father of Modern Political Cartoons.” Fiona Deans Halloran’s fascinating book, “Thomas Nast: The Father of Modern Political Cartoons,” explores Nast’s significant contribution to shaping political discourse. Published under ISBN 9780807837351, this work unveils how Nast’s bold illustrations influenced public opinion and transformed American media during the 19th century.

A Compelling Exploration of art and History

This biography presents a vivid account of Nast’s life. Readers gain insight into his creative process, values, and impact on society. Fiona Deans Halloran skillfully combines historical analysis with storytelling, making this book both entertaining and informative. Whether you’re intrigued by art, politics, or history, you’ll find this book a treasure trove of knowledge.

Why Read This Book?

Explore why Thomas Nast was a pioneer whose works are still relevant today. His cartoons provide a window into America’s social and political challenges during the Gilded Age. Key highlights of this book include:

  • The origin of iconic symbols like Uncle Sam and political parties’ mascots.
  • Nast’s role in exposing corruption and advocating for human rights.
  • An analysis of his artistic techniques and themes.

Each page uncovers fascinating connections between art and activism.

Get your copy of “Thomas Nast: The Father of Modern Political Cartoons” today and enrich your understanding of a true cultural innovator. Available now under ISBN 9780807837351!

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