博客來“In Dairyland†offers a glimpse into the political and social landscape of Wisconsin during the early 20th century through the sharp and witty lens of Eugene Zimmerman’s cartoons. A master of caricature and social commentary, Zimmermanâ€(TM)s work captures the essence of a bygone era, revealing the concerns, aspirations, and foibles of the people of the Badger State. These cartoons, originally published in magazines such as Judge and Puck, provide invaluable insight into the issues that shaped Wisconsin and the nation. From agriculture and immigration to political corruption and social reform, Zimmerman’s art provides an enduring record of a critical period in American history.
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