1800 Political Artist Spotlight

I found an artist from the 1800s the other day to use in the #Election2024 research paper.

Since that time i found a bunch of more relevant art from him that sure does seem like history is repeating itself yet again.

At The Mercy Of The Octopus
by Louis Dalrymple pic.twitter.com/cjCrLbHjqm

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) July 25, 2024

@GypsyMajik1122 @MegawattLove @shae33172 @Pepesplants i'm going for a Pulitzer Prize!!!! https://t.co/vL1K3lZuER

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) June 28, 2024

I started a photo album collection Louis Dalrymple Political Cartoons from 1800s https://photos.app.goo.gl/76WYj2EVyKHSwwWH9

History repeats itself / William Jennings Bryan labeled "16 to 1", standing on a platform "Built by Popo. Platform Silver Syndicate", holding up a paper that states "'We Denounce Arbitrary Interference by Federal Authorities, in Local Affairs...https://t.co/iDf1tNxB8W https://t.co/2vwzuKY4sv pic.twitter.com/mDdNUtGkyg

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) July 25, 2024

This Artist was busting the narratives in the 1800s. It sure looks to me like the rest of us are as blind now as we were then. https://t.co/PYy40VIBDM

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) July 25, 2024

The age of drugs
- an elderly man, the pharmacist, dispensing a "Bracer" to a crowd of eager consumers, while a young girl secures a bottle of "Soothing Syrup." ... "Arsenic, Strychnine, Antipyrin, Nerve Stimulant, Opium, Cocaine" and "The Needle."https://t.co/WeB6V1DGfF https://t.co/AnMCi29Whu pic.twitter.com/11GgP5gjeJ

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) July 25, 2024

I'm just discovering this artist from long ago here is another one>
1894 Cartoon By Louis Dalrymple Equating Pay-Offs Made "protection" pic.twitter.com/c6seNKGOgn

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) July 25, 2024

The Unrestricted Dumping-Ground. Louis Dalrymple
Uncle Sam stands beside an American Flag the specter of William McKinley while a ship "Direct From the Slums of Europe Daily" releases rats representing undesirable Italian immigrants (e.g. Mafia, Anarchists, Socialists, Murder). pic.twitter.com/9pPGlPDtDD

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) July 25, 2024

Swindle & Fraud: The Fool and His Money | Lapham’s Quarterly - https://t.co/oSGZ2Wqhkh The Fool and His Money, by Louis Dalrymple, 1896. A stock promoter sitting atop a ticker-tape machine sells overinflated stocks to an unsuspecting public. pic.twitter.com/UU2BziPCd1

— Scotty (@StLHandyMan) July 25, 2024

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