Author: Wilson, Rufus Rockwell
Synopsis:
'Lincoln in Caricature' by Rufus Rockwell Wilson is a captivating exploration of the portrayal of Abraham Lincoln through caricatures during his presidency. This fascinating book delves into the world of political cartoons and satirical illustrations, showcasing how Lincoln's image was both celebrated and ridiculed by artists of the time. From his iconic stovepipe hat to his distinctive facial features, the book examines how these caricatures reflected the public's perception of Lincoln and the turbulent political climate of the era. Through a collection of vivid illustrations and insightful analysis, 'Lincoln in Caricature' offers a unique perspective on the power of visual representation in shaping historical figures.
Genres: History, Art, Biography
Themes: Political satire, Public perception, Historical representation
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