Cartoon History

• Political Cartoonists and Wokeness
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Political cartoonists and Despots
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Political cartoonists and the Monarchy
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Winston Churchill in Political Cartoons
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Should pocket cartoons ever be considered in the same category as political ones?
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Why have Britain’s political cartoonists always been the best in the world?
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Do British political cartoonists have a sell-by date?
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Do cartoonists have a right to offend?
  By Dr Tim Benson
• What future is there for political cartooning?
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Carl Giles: Britain’s Greatest social cartoonist
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Women and British political cartoonists
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Political cartoonists at the Evening Standard
  By Dr Tim Benson
• British political cartoonists and General Elections
  By Dr Tim Benson
• The greatest British political cartoon of all time
  By Dr Tim Benson
• British political cartoonists and American Presidential Elections
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Carl Giles at War (1939-45)
  By Dr Tim Benson
• The Twice-Promised Land: A Cartoonists Perspective (1917-2004)
  By Dr Tim Benson
• The Man who hated Pooh: The political cartoons of Ernest Shepard
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Holding politicians to account: The cartoonists perspective
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Depicting politicians in political cartoons
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Sir David Low on Sir Winston Churchill
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Britain’s finest Jewish Political Cartoonists
  By Dr Tim Benson
• David Low and the Dictators
  By Dr Tim Benson
• David Low and the 1936 Abdication Crisis
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Sir David Low: The greatest political cartoonist of the Twentieth Century
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Leslie Illingworth of the Daily Mail and Punch
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Boris Efimov: Stalin's favourite cartoonist
  By Dr Tim Benson
• David Low and Lord Beaverbrook: The Case of a Cartoonist's Autonomy
  By Dr Tim Benson
• The cartoon that shocked Prime Minister Winston Churchill
  By Dr Tim Benson
• Contentious Cartoons
  By Dr Tim Benson
• 'Low versus Vicky'
  By Dr Tim Benson
• George Butterworth of the Daily Dispatch
  By Dr Tim Benson
• The history of Dan Dare and the Eagle Comic
  by Dr Tim Benson
• 19th Century Ireland and the Cartoonists
  By Roy Douglas
• Dry humor: the American cartoonists' view of Prohibition
  By Dr Joyce Walker
• 'Drawing to the end of an era'
  By Lawrence Pollard
• Demons or Wimps: General Election Cartoons
  By Alan Mumford
• 'A Cartoonist's response to the events of 11th September 2001'
  By Martin Rowson
• Colonel Blimps' England
  By Professor Peter Mellini
• 'A review of James Gillray: The Art of Caricature'
  By Simon Turner
• Poisoned Pens- Cartoonists of the early Sydney Bulletin
  By Alan Moir
• A Cartoon Review of 2002
  By Martin Plimmer
• Steve Bell in America
  By Steve Bell
• 'Dr. Seuss Went to War'
  By Dr Richard Minnear
• Bruce Bairnsfather as Political Caricaturist
  By Tonie and Valmai Holt
• Kaiser Wilhelm and the Cartoonists
  By Professor W. A. Coupe
• W. K. Haselden (1872-1953) A Memoir
  By Dick Langton
• The Story of Dublin Opinion
  By Frank Kelly
• We, The Cartoonists, Are The True Outsiders Of Journalism
  By Martin Rowson
• Adolf Hitler’s Cartoon Collection
  By Chris Whetton
• To see ourselves as others see us!
  By Dr Joyce Walker
• Fallen Angel! The political cartoons of Jimmy Friell
  By Professor Peter Mellini
• Bell rings time on Blair’s premiership
  By Steve Bell
• Cartoons and the historian
  By Roy Douglas