Hoover Cartoon, 1931

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Hoover Cartoon, 1931

HOOVER CARTOON, 1931.
Thawing Out the System. Cartoon by Grover Page, November 1931

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1931 Business Clark Engineer Great Depression Grover Herbert Hoover Page Pipe Political Republican Spray

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The "Hoover Cartoon, 1931" print captures a pivotal moment in American history. Created by Grover Page in November 1931, this political cartoon depicts the efforts of President Herbert Hoover to thaw out the system during the Great Depression. The image showcases an engineer-like figure representing Hoover himself, holding a spray can labeled "Thawing Out the System". With determination on his face, he stands beside a large pipe symbolizing America's economic structure. This thought-provoking artwork reflects the Republican president's attempts to revive the nation's economy and alleviate its citizens' suffering during one of its darkest times. The artist cleverly uses satire and symbolism to convey both hope and skepticism surrounding Hoover's policies. As part of Clark's Carousel Collection, this historical piece offers viewers a glimpse into early 20th-century America. It serves as a reminder of how politics and economics intertwine in shaping our society. The Granger Collection presents this print from their extensive collection with great attention to detail. While not mentioning commercial use or affiliations with any specific company, they provide art enthusiasts with an opportunity to appreciate and reflect upon significant moments in American history through visual storytelling. Whether displayed in homes or educational institutions, this "Hoover Cartoon" print invites viewers to explore past events while contemplating their relevance today.

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