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WORLD WAR I: CARTOON, The Sunset. Germany, aided by the devil, watching its chances

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WORLD WAR I: CARTOON, The Sunset. Germany, aided by the devil, watching its chances

WORLD WAR I: CARTOON,
The Sunset. Germany, aided by the devil, watching its chances for world dominion disappear over the horizon. American cartoon, 1915, by Boardman Robinson

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1915 Allegory Anti German Boardman Evil Germany Personification Politics Robinson Satan Sunset Surrender World War I


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This powerful and thought-provoking cartoon print titled "The Sunset" captures the essence of World War I in a single image. Created by American artist Boardman Robinson in 1915, it serves as an allegory for Germany's ambitions of world dominion during this tumultuous period. In the foreground, we see Germany personified as a figure aided by none other than the devil himself. This representation symbolizes the evil forces at play behind Germany's aggressive actions during the war. As they stand on a hill overlooking a vast horizon, their chances for achieving global dominance slowly fade away with the setting sun. The use of vibrant colors and intricate details adds depth to this political commentary. The sun, representing peace and harmony, is shown sinking below the horizon while ominous clouds gather overhead. It signifies that Germany's dreams of conquest are being overshadowed by impending defeat. "The Sunset" speaks volumes about America's anti-German sentiment at that time and reflects how art was used to convey political messages during times of conflict. By depicting Germany as an embodiment of evil and highlighting its eventual surrender, Robinson aimed to rally support against German aggression among his fellow Americans. Today, this historic artwork continues to serve as a reminder of the devastating consequences brought upon by war and stands as a testament to humanity's resilience in overcoming adversity.

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