1897 · New York
by PUCK
New York: Keppler & Schwarzmann, 1897. Keppler, Joseph. Offset color lithograph. Image measures 12 7/8" x 10 1/4"
Beautifully designed print showing a large Easter hat casting a shadow above a group of various individuals representing different political and social causes. The print is in very condition. Colors are bright and the image is unblemished. Minor toning to right margin, not affecting image.
Founded in 1871, Puck was the first American humor magazine to find widespread success, to which its caricatures and cartoons were a substantial contributing factor. It was published in English and German and reached a wide audience (truncated)
Beautifully designed print showing a large Easter hat casting a shadow above a group of various individuals representing different political and social causes. The print is in very condition. Colors are bright and the image is unblemished. Minor toning to right margin, not affecting image.
Founded in 1871, Puck was the first American humor magazine to find widespread success, to which its caricatures and cartoons were a substantial contributing factor. It was published in English and German and reached a wide audience (truncated)