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JULY 2008
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No other form of art captures the spirit of the late Nineteenth Century than the stone lithographs that appeared in the weekly opinion journals of the period such as "Puck" and "Judge." Not only did artists like Joseph Keppler and Frederick Opper understand the political environment of the day, but they understood the artistic techniques of stone lithography to produce beautifully executed pieces of art.
Even though their cartoons were created for a "throw-away" journal, the copies of their work that survive today stand the merits of being supurb artistic creations.
All stone lithographs presented here are ORIGINAL and VINTAGE saved directly from the original publication. There are NO reproductions. These stone lithographs all of are "fine" or better quality. The double page cartoons do have the inevitable fold through the middle, but in most cases is not noticeable.
The Art-cade Gallery continues to add either images or listings of additional stone lithographs when they become available. Please return to this site to see what is new.
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 | A “Bogus” Cremation A “Bogus” Cremation for the Benefit of the “Life-long Democrats” by Joseph Keppler Joseph Pulitzer (NY World) and cronies cremating disbelievers of the Spoils System
Vintage Puck news journal stone lithograph in color, $75
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 | Thanksgiving Day, 1885 Joseph Keppler Vintage Puck
Thanksgiving Day, 1885 by Joseph Keppler
First term president Grover Cleveland has his administration around the holiday table greet the young cherub carrying a fully-feathered turkey with a note “with compliments of all good citizens.” Through the background window we see “prosperity” while on the wall is a plaque that reads “Public Office is a Public Trust.”
Vintage Puck news journal stone lithograph in color, $70 | | |
 | The U.S. Hotel badly needs a “Bouncer” Joseph Keppler Vintage Puck
The U.S. Hotel badly needs a “Bouncer” by Joseph Keppler
Immigration issue confronted with the idea that this country needs “No bomb-throwers, no incendiary talk, no communism, nor fenianism.” Get tough policy advocated.
Vintage Puck news journal stone lithograph in color, $75 | | |
 | The transfusion of blood Joseph Keppler Vintage Puck
The transfusion of blood – may the operation prove a success! by Joseph Keppler
Independent party hopefully revitalizing democracy through a blood transfusion. An unnamed figure looking like Joseph Pulitzer is among those standing in the background.
Vintage Puck news journal stone lithograph in color, $70 | | |
 | The “Dry Goods” store Joseph Keppler Vintage Puck
The “Dry Goods” store of the period possibly by Joseph Keppler
Showing the trend toward shopping modernism. The “Closed for Business” dry goods store established in 1800 is contrasted to the bustling multi-faceted store which sells everything from artists’ materials and dry goods to groceries, baby carriages, and song books – all in one location. Circa 1882
Vintage Puck news journal stone lithograph in color, 12.5 x 18.5, $75
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