Appreciation
10.15.12
The Art of Political Caricature on Magazine Covers, 1960-76
(Above): Newsweek, November 12, 1973. Illustration of Richard Nixon by Robert V. Engle
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Rolling Stone, August 17, 1972. Illustration of George McGovern by Ralph Steadman. Source: http://fuckyeahrollingstonemagazine.tumblr.com/
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Time, March 27, 1972. Illustration of George Wallace by David Stone Martin.
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National Lampoon, August 1972. Illustration of Richard Nixon (and Henry Kissinger) by Robert Grossman.
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The Saturday Evening Post, October 29, 1960. Illustration of John F. Kennedy by Norman Rockwell.
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Rolling Stone, October 6, 1977. Illustration of Bella Abzug by Andy Warhol.
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Time, December 14, 1962. Illustration of Adlai Stevenson by Ben Shahn.
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Time, May 24, 1968. Illustration of Bobby Kennedy by Roy Lichtenstein.
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Newsweek, November 3, 1969. Illustration of John Lindsay by David Levine.
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The Saturday Evening Post, February 10, 1968. Illustration of Lyndon Johnson by Ronald Searle.
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Scanlan's, June 1970. Illustration of Richard Nixon by Roland Topor. Source: http://babylonfalling.tumblr.com/
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Time, November 17, 1967. Illustration of Carl Stokes by David Stone Martin.
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Crawdaddy, September 1975. Illustration of Ted Kennedy by Vincent Topazio.
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Evergreen, June 1969. Illustration of Bobby Kennedy by Paul Davis.
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Time, January 3, 1972. Illustration of Richard Nixon by Stanley Glaubach.
The Boom Underground and Newmanology pages on Facebook are posting daily sets of politician images throughout the month of October. You can also see images on the Newmanology Tumblr page. Fans of vintage imagery of all kinds should check out Boom Underground's daily Baby Boomer-era feed of posters, videos, restaurant menus, photographs, product designs, book and LP covers, and much more. Julie Mihaly also has a companion Boom Underground website packed with visual goodies. Most essential is her monthly series, When Magazines Ruled the World, a brilliantly curated collection of 1950s-70s magazine covers.
LINKS
Boom Underground on Facebook
Boom Underground website
Boom Underground: When Magazines Ruled the World
Newmanology on Tumblr
Newmanology on Facebook
