Historically linked to the written press as social or political criticism, the graphic humour of one or several cartoons, even full pages, could be defined as that graphic work with a humorous or satirical intention. Although it has also been used, and is used, for other purposes, whether didactic, informative or as mere press illustrations.
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Translation of the cartoon:"How can I believe that your husband mistreats you if you are alive!" The judges have managed to remove this cartoon from an exhibition without a court order or anything else. And why? Because they can, because that's what they are judges for, and judges are no jokes. They didn't
Con motivo del "Día Internacional de las Matemáticas 2022", la Sociedad Matemática Alemana / DMV (Deutsche Mathematiker- Vereinigung) junto con toonpool.com e imaginary.org, publican la convocatoria de su concurso de viñetas 2022 sobre matemáticas. Se establece un primer premio de 1000 euros para la mejor viñeta humorística sobre matemáticas, 500 euros para el
Drawing Life is a 23-minute documentary by Nathan Fitch for The New Yorker that looks at fifty years of work by 95-year-old veteran cartoonist George Booth. Booth drew the only cartoon published in the magazine's post-9/11 issue. It was this one. Excerpts from the review of the documentary in The New Yorker. "George
"Calle del codo". Winning cartoon of the second edition. Author: Juan Gabriel Benavides, Gabo (Spain). The call for the third edition of the QuevedoCartoon awards is now open. The theme of this edition is "Quevedo and The Arts" The arts are understood to be any of the 7 recognised fine arts: architecture, sculpture,
Street Nicolas-Appert, Paris, where the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo was based, a day after the killings. Photo Guillaume Galmiche. Licence CC BY 2.0. The idea of a "house of the press cartoons" was first mooted in 2007 by the cartoonist, and then by his widow, the journalist Georges Wolinski and later by his
