Illustrations - Illustration History

This gallery of illustrations is linked to information about individual artists and the genres and time periods in which they have worked.

The Prince of Wales Visit to India 1876: Sydney Hall in his cabin

One Place to Reverse the New Look

Another Momentous Meeting Scheduled

The Little Nippers Stuff the Ballot Boxes and Elect Themselves Joint Mayor of Greater New York

Parody of Norman Rockwell’s “Freedom from Fear”

“The Emancipation of the Negroes, January, 1863 – The Past and The Future”

Cartoon of “Boss” Tweed from “Harper’s Weekly,” October 21, 1871

Editorial cartoon from “Harper’s Weekly,” June 1871

Editorial cartoon from the cover of “Harper’s Weekly,” October 16, 1875

MAGNA Britannia: her Colonies REDUC’D

Summer Movie Guide

"Here’s your Summer Movie Guide. Just when you thought it was safe to go to the multiplex!"

Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

"Professional satirists are endowed with a perverse pleasure mechanism; we’re like bloodhounds who become elated at closing in on a body. And we provide, I think, a similar public service.”

“For me caricature is part of what goes on in illustration: finding essences that are useful in storytelling. The exaggeration is not the destination but rather the train you take to get there. What will you find to help you make your point?”