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American cartoon by C. Jay Taylor, 1896, of William Jennings Bryan waving the banner of Free Silver and allied with an anarchist and a Western Populist
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American cartoon by C. Jay Taylor, 1896, of William Jennings Bryan waving the banner of Free Silver and allied with an anarchist and a Western Populist
FREE SILVER CARTOON, 1896.
American cartoon by C. Jay Taylor, 1896, of William Jennings Bryan waving the banner of Free Silver and allied with an anarchist and a Western Populist
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1896 Anarchist Bomb Bryan Election Finance Flag Free Silver Jennings Magazine Movement Populist Presidential Progressive Era Puck Satire Silver Smoke Stump Taylor Torch Will I Am
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This print captures a significant moment in American history, showcasing an iconic cartoon by C. Jay Taylor from 1896. The central figure is none other than William Jennings Bryan, fervently waving the banner of Free Silver. This political movement aimed to increase the money supply by allowing silver to be minted into coins alongside gold. In this thought-provoking image, Bryan stands proudly amidst his allies - an anarchist and a Western Populist. Symbolizing the diverse coalition supporting Free Silver, this unlikely trio represents the fusion of radical ideologies during that era. The cartoon exudes satire and commentary on the presidential election of 1896. Bryan's torch illuminates his path as he challenges established financial systems with his populist message. Meanwhile, smoke billows from a bomb held by the anarchist beside him, suggesting potential chaos or revolution if their demands are not met. Taylor's artistic style beautifully captures every detail - from Bryan's distinctive hat and beard to the red flag symbolizing progressive ideals fluttering in the background. Published in Puck magazine during a time known as the Progressive Era, this cartoon reflects both social tensions and aspirations for change within America. This historic photograph serves as a powerful reminder of how political movements can unite seemingly disparate groups under one cause while also highlighting society's complex relationship with finance and power dynamics at that time.
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