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The American Institute for Conservation Comic and Cartoon Art: What's So Funny About This? Thomas M. Edmondson Abstract India ink appears to have been the medium of choice, often with graphite underdrawing. Corrections and editorial alterations were often made with a white lead pigment, evidenced by frequently observed stages of deterioration from gray to black. Acrylic white-out pigments seem to begin appearing around mid-century. According to conversations with one of my clients who specializes in dealing in this and other illustration genres, many of the changes rendered through the use of white-out were made at the editor's request, or even in the printing room by a pressman, and were done to make the published image more readable. Other editorial notations and directives were made with blue pencils. This paper presents the extensive and complex conservation treatments of two India ink cartoon drawings by Thomas S. Sullivant, whose work spanned the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. This artist had a rather unique approach to his work by making his corrections as he drew. His apparent preference for correcting or changing his design was to remove the ink by scratching it off the surface of the paper. Not only did this result in a rough and disturbed surface, but he made many changes in the same few areas, often working his way through successive plies of the Bristol board. In addition to this "nature of the working process" condition, the supports had sustained extensive water and microbial damage, and had heavy surface soiling. One of the supports also had mottled red staining throughout the bottom third, had been chewed by rodents, and smelled like brake or power steering fluid, although the client maintained that the piece had been treated with thymol only.

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69. Them Damned Pictures - American Political Cartoon Art Them Damned Pictures American Political cartoon art, Them Damned Pictures Explorationsin American Political cartoon art. Roger A. Fischer. Archon Books, 1996. http://www.boondocksnet.com/cb/fischer.html

Books Posters DVDs American Studies ... Them Damned Pictures : Explorations in American Political Cartoon Art Roger A. Fischer Archon Books, 1996. Hardcover, 253 pages, illustrations, notes, bibliography, index. Web resource: Political Cartoons and Cartoonists Roger Fischer presents an analytical history of political cartoons in the United States from Boss Tweed to Bill Clinton. He highlights their power in the world before television and discusses how cartoonists elevated or demonized politicians, created racial and ethnic stereotypes, and helped to shape images of national symbols and institutions. He begins with two chapters on Thomas Nast followed by a series on various groups and symbols. His discussions of cartoon depictions of rural politicians, Catholics, immigrants and Native Americans illuminate the power of commonplace stereotypes and the influence cartoonists have had in shaping them. Later chapters trace continuities and changes in the uses of specific symbols and techniques. Them Damned Pictures is profusely illustrated with more than 100 political cartoons ranging from the mid-1800s to the 1990s.

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71. Smilin' Jack's Cartoon Art Jill Mosley is Curator of Smilin' Jack's old original cartoon art. She is sellingthe original cartoon strips. The strips vary in price from $80.00 to $450.00. http://www.smilinjack.com/jill.html

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78. Comic Strip & Cartoon Art Comic strip and cartoon art. Tutor Steve Marchant. Fee £90 per termCode, No. of classes, Start date, Times. A04 500, 10, Tue 8 Oct, 18302030. http://www.city.ac.uk/conted/comart.htm

Text Version Prospective Students Current Students Staff ... Help Comic strip and cartoon art Tutor: Steve Marchant Fee £90 per term Code No. of classes Start date Times Tue 8 Oct Tue 14 Jan Tue 6 May Course Outline The face and figure: how cartoon anatomy relates to that of conventional drawing Caricature: Defining and distorting the likeness of an individual Context: Creating an environment on the page in which characters interact, including a short session on perspective Composition: clarifying the spatial relationships within the panel/page Storytelling: how to more effectively bring a scene/joke to its climax Marketing/self-publishing: exploring the options available to the aspiring cartoonist Recommended Reading While we encourage you to read the books on the reading list for your course, we recommend that you speak to the tutor before investing in the purchase of any essential text. The following are recommended - but not essential - books that might prove useful. McKenzie A.

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