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Dogg d, illustration taken from Punch Magazine, 1912

Dogg d, illustration taken from Punch Magazine, 1912


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Dogg d, illustration taken from Punch Magazine, 1912

XJF867979 Dogg d, illustration taken from Punch Magazine, 1912 by Taaffe, Philip (b.1955); Private Collection; American, in copyright
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Admiralty Burying Digging Economic Economy Greed Greedy Hiding Punch Surplus Winston


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This black and white illustration, titled "Dogg d" was taken from Punch Magazine in 1912. Created by the talented artist Philip Taaffe, this artwork showcases his unique style and wit. The image is part of a private collection and remains under copyright protection. The cartoon depicts a scene filled with humor and political commentary. In an Edwardian setting, we see two dogs engaging in mischievous behavior related to the economy. One dog is greedily burying or hiding something while the other looks on with curiosity. The illustration cleverly symbolizes themes of greed, surplus, and economic politics prevalent during that era. It satirically portrays politicians as greedy individuals who are willing to go to great lengths to secure their own interests. Notably, the inclusion of an Admiralty politician suggests a connection to naval affairs or perhaps even Winston Churchill himself, who held various positions within the British government during this time period. With its intricate details and subtle symbolism, this cartoon offers viewers a glimpse into early 20th-century satire at its finest. Its timeless appeal continues to captivate audiences today as it serves as both a historical artifact and an artistic masterpiece.

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