Genre:  Illustrations and Cartoons

Illustrations and Cartoons

•  A. Dupré, La Liberté
•  George Richardson, "Concord, Discord, Liberty, Servitude," Iconology (1779)
•  Gibelin, Libertas Americana (1783)
•  B. Reading, America Presenting at the Altar of Liberty Medallions of Her Illustrious Sons (1783)
•  Jean Baptiste Huet, America Paying Homage to France (1783)
•   America Trampling on Oppression (1789)
•  Jean Francis Renault, The Triumph of Liberty (1796)
•  Edward Savage, Liberty in the Form of the Goddess of Youth Giving Support to the Bald Eagle (1796)
•  John James Barralet, Apotheosis of George Washington (1802)
•  "The Save-all and the Extinguisher!!," (1803)
•  John Scoles, Consecrated to the Memory of General Alexander Hamilton (1804)
•  George Cruikshank, "Boney beating Mack—And Nelson giving him a Whack," (1805)
•   Goddess of Liberty with the Portrait of Jefferson (1807)
•  George Cruikshank, "Death or Liberty!," (1819)
•  Julien(?), Solidarity and Liberty (1830)
•  Jean-Ignace Grandville and Eugène Forest, France Being Devoured by Crows of all Kinds (1831)
•  Auguste Desperet, "With these black clouds swirling around him, he no longer sees his chariot's giddy career," (1832)
•  Honoré Daumier, "Don't meddle with the press," (1834)
•  "Bureau des départs," Le Charivari (1848)
•  "The explosion is unavoidable and will be terrible!," (c. 1848)
•  "The giant sea-snake, like many that have appeared in 1848," Illustrite Zeitung (1848)
•  Achille Deveria, Etude pour une figure allégorique de la Liberté (c. 1848)
•  "Free Italy (?)," Punch (1859)
•  Félicien Rops, "Order Reigns in Warsaw," (1860)
•  "God, Our Country and Liberty," (1861)
•  Alexander and Moritz Kann, Emancipation Proclamation (1863)
•   In Memory of Abraham Lincoln (c. 1865)
•  "The Next Morning," Life (1877)
•  Root & Tinker, Liberty Enlightening the World (1883)
•  "The Battery Park of the Future—A Study for the Consideration of New Yorkers," The Evening Telegram (1884)
•  "The Arrival of 'Liberty'," (c. 1884)
•  "The Statue of Liberty One Thousand Years Later" Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper (1884)
•  "Let the Advertising Agents Take Charge of the Bartholdi Business, and the Money Will Be Raised Without Delay," Puck (1885)
•  "A Hint to the Public," The Daily Graphic (1885)
•  "Liberty Enlightening the World as to the Best Six-Cord Thread in the Market," (c. 1885)
•  Grant Hamilton, "A Peep into the Future," Judge (1886)
•  "Puck's Patent Plan for a Tremendous Tower at the Great Fair," Puck (c. 1889)
•  "If you're going to turn this island into a garbage dump, I'm going back to France," Judge (1890)
•  Walter Crane, The Triumph of Labour (1891)