Haselden cartoon
Cartoon
1926 (drawn)
1926 (drawn)
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Cartoon by W.K. Haselden (1872-1953) for 'Punch' magazine of Will Rogers in Cochran's Revue, 1926.
This is one of many pen and Indian ink cartoons drawn by William Kerridge Haselden (1872-1953) and reproduced in the magazine Punch from 1906 until 1936. Haselden was a self-taught artist who produced both political and theatrical cartoons, originally for Sovereign magazine from 1902-1903 and in 1904 for the next 31 years for the Daily Mirror. He was offered a knighthood by Stanley Baldwin but turned it down because he 'didn't want all that fuss'.
This is one of many pen and Indian ink cartoons drawn by William Kerridge Haselden (1872-1953) and reproduced in the magazine Punch from 1906 until 1936. Haselden was a self-taught artist who produced both political and theatrical cartoons, originally for Sovereign magazine from 1902-1903 and in 1904 for the next 31 years for the Daily Mirror. He was offered a knighthood by Stanley Baldwin but turned it down because he 'didn't want all that fuss'.
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Title | Haselden cartoon (generic title) |
Materials and techniques | Pen and ink on drawing board |
Brief description | Pen and ink cartoon on drawing board by W.K. Haselden (1872-1953) for 'Punch' magazine of Will Rogers in Cochran's Revue, 1926 |
Physical description | Pen and black ink cartoon on drawing board by W.K. Haselden (1872-1953) for 'Punch' magazine showing Will Rogers in Cochran's Revue, 1926. The drawing depicts a man in a double-breasted pinstriped suit with one hand in his pocket. |
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Credit line | Gabrielle Enthoven Collection |
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Summary | Cartoon by W.K. Haselden (1872-1953) for 'Punch' magazine of Will Rogers in Cochran's Revue, 1926. This is one of many pen and Indian ink cartoons drawn by William Kerridge Haselden (1872-1953) and reproduced in the magazine Punch from 1906 until 1936. Haselden was a self-taught artist who produced both political and theatrical cartoons, originally for Sovereign magazine from 1902-1903 and in 1904 for the next 31 years for the Daily Mirror. He was offered a knighthood by Stanley Baldwin but turned it down because he 'didn't want all that fuss'. |
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Accession number | S.2298-2014 |
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Record created | November 20, 2014 |
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