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Thomas Nast – The New Indian War – Wood engraving (1878): This satirical print, titled The New Indian War, depicts the struggle over Native American policy in the United States, positioning the Native American figure as an object contested by two caricatured

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Thomas Nast – The New Indian War – Wood engraving (1878)

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Thomas Nast – A Woman on the Dock – Wood engraving (1878): This large illustration, titled A Woman on the Dock, depicts a lone figure standing on a wooden pier in the foreground. The figure, dressed in full, traditional garments with a heavy scarf or headdres

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Thomas Nast – A Woman on the Dock – Wood engraving (1878)

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Thomas Nast – The Iron Horse is Coming – Wood engraving (1878): This large illustration, titled The Iron Horse Is Coming, depicts a massive steamship seen from above, powering through heavy, rippling waves. The ship's immense size and motion dominate the compositi

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Thomas Nast – The Iron Horse is Coming – Wood engraving (1878)

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Thomas Nast – The Wreck of the S. S. Metropolis – Wood engraving (1878): This dramatic illustration depicts the moment of crisis during a major American maritime disaster. The scene, titled Wreck of the S. S. Metropolis, shows the large steamer listing severely in turbulen

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Thomas Nast – The Wreck of the S. S. Metropolis – Wood engraving (1878)

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Thomas Nast – The Financial Question (The Silver Donkey and the Falls of Inflation) – Wood: This wood engraving, featured on the cover of Harper's Weekly, is a sharply critical political cartoon satirizing the inflationary Free Silver movement during the currency debates of 1878. The central

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Thomas Nast – The Financial Question (The Silver Donkey and the Falls of Inflation) – Wood

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Thomas Nast – The Ark of State (The Financial Deluge) – Wood Engraving (1878): This wood engraving, titled The Ark of State, is a powerful political cartoon by Thomas Nast utilizing the biblical flood motif to comment on the post-Panic of 1873 financial crisis and the debate ove

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Thomas Nast – The Ark of State (The Financial Deluge) – Wood Engraving (1878)

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Thomas Nast – The First Step Toward National Bankruptcy (Matthews Resolution) – Wood Engraving: This wood engraving, featured on the cover of Harper's Weekly, is a savage political cartoon titled The First Step Toward National Bankruptcy. The print depicts Uncle Sam trapped by his foot in a colo

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Thomas Nast – The First Step Toward National Bankruptcy (Matthews Resolution) – Wood Engraving

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Thomas Nast – Can He? (The Silver Donkey and the Falls of Inflation) – Wood Engraving (1878): This wood engraving, featured on the cover of Harper's Weekly, is a sharply critical political cartoon satirizing the inflationary Free Silver movement during the currency debates of 1878. The central

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Thomas Nast – Can He? (The Silver Donkey and the Falls of Inflation) – Wood Engraving (1878)

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Thomas Nast – Our Neighbor's Children – Wood Engraving (1878): This wood engraving, titled Our Neighbor's Children, is a detailed genre scene depicting a tranquil domestic tableau on the porch of a well-kept American home. The illustration focuses on several chil

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Thomas Nast – Our Neighbor's Children – Wood Engraving (1878)

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Various Artists/Illustrators – Approx. Set of 6: Political Cartoons by Thomas Nast and Scenes: This collection presents Approx.six original full-page wood engravings and illustrations from Harper's Weekly, spanning the early 1870s political turmoil and the late 1880s European events. The set is

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Various Artists/Illustrators – Approx. Set of 6: Political Cartoons by Thomas Nast and Scenes

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Thomas Nast's Christmas Drawings for the Human Race 1st ed. 1971: Published by Harper and Row in 1971, stated 1st, profusely sketched illustrated of Nast's Drawings. hardcover no jacket, with outer cloth blemishes here and there. sturdy interior is bright

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Thomas Nast's Christmas Drawings for the Human Race 1st ed. 1971

Antiquarian Legacy Auction Galleries LLCEast Greenville, PA

Thomas Nast – The Democratic Camel – Wood Engraving (1878): This original political cartoon titled "The Democratic Camel" was created by Thomas Nast and published on the cover of Harper’s Weekly on June 8, 1878. The illustration depicts a large camel, draped

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Thomas Nast – The Democratic Camel – Wood Engraving (1878)

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Thomas Nast (American, 1840 - 1902). Pen and Ink drawing on Bristol Board, The Sea lion and the sea: Thomas Nast (American, 1840 - 1902). Pen and Ink drawing on Bristol Board, The Sea lion and the sea bear, Bristol L M Embossed mark top right. Signed lower lest. Sight size 7" x 12" Frame Size 13.25"

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Thomas Nast (American, 1840 - 1902). Pen and Ink drawing on Bristol Board, The Sea lion and the sea

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Thomas Nast – It Is Ever Thus With Arbitrators – Original Wood Engraving (1878): This original wood engraving by Thomas Nast, published in Harper’s Weekly on July 27, 1878, critiques the outcome of international arbitration following the Russo-Turkish War. Depicting Otto von Bis

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Thomas Nast – It Is Ever Thus With Arbitrators – Original Wood Engraving (1878)

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Thomas Nast – Home, Sweet Home! There's No Place Like Home! – Wood Engraving: This original political cartoon by Thomas Nast titled Home, Sweet Home! There’s No Place Like Home! was published in Harper’s Weekly on June 22, 1878. The dramatic scene shows a skeleton labeled "

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Thomas Nast – Home, Sweet Home! There's No Place Like Home! – Wood Engraving

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Thomas Nast – Alexander and Diogenes – Harper’s Weekly Wood Engraving (1878): This original wood engraving titled Alexander and Diogenes was published in Harper’s Weekly on July 6, 1878. Created by the legendary American political cartoonist Thomas Nast, the scene humorously

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Thomas Nast – Alexander and Diogenes – Harper’s Weekly Wood Engraving (1878)

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Thomas Nast (1840–1902) – Decoration Day – Wood Engraving (1878): This original wood engraving titled Decoration Day was created by Thomas Nast and published in Harper’s Weekly on June 15, 1878. The illustration portrays a skeleton in military uniform—representi

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Thomas Nast (1840–1902) – Decoration Day – Wood Engraving (1878)

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Harper’s Weekly – “Convict Labor” by Thomas Nast – Original Political Cartoon –: This original wood-engraved political cartoon titled Convict Labor was published in Harper’s Weekly on April 27, 1878. Created by the renowned political cartoonist Thomas Nast (1840–1902), the ill

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Harper’s Weekly – “Convict Labor” by Thomas Nast – Original Political Cartoon –

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1880 JANUARY-DECEMBER HARPER'S WEEKLY MAGAZINE BOUND VOLUME - THOMAS NAST: A bound volume of the Harper's Weekly magazine from January-December 1880 featuring nice illustrations by Thomas Nast.

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1880 JANUARY-DECEMBER HARPER'S WEEKLY MAGAZINE BOUND VOLUME - THOMAS NAST

Paper Memories PlusNew Brunswick, NJ

Harper’s Weekly – “The People Can Do No Wrong” – Political Cartoon by Thomas Nast: This original wood-engraved political cartoon by Thomas Nast was published in Harper’s Weekly on April 13, 1878, and offers a sharp satire of populist rhetoric and monetary policy. Titled “The Peo

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Harper’s Weekly – “The People Can Do No Wrong” – Political Cartoon by Thomas Nast

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Thomas Nast – Turbulent and Dangerous Lunacy – Wood Engraving (1878): This political cartoon by Thomas Nast, published in Harper’s Weekly in 1878, is titled Turbulent and Dangerous Lunacy – Go Even to the Beasts, Thou Theorist, and Be Wise. The illustration contrast

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Thomas Nast – Turbulent and Dangerous Lunacy – Wood Engraving (1878)

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Thomas Nast – Cipher Mummery: Tilden and Reform – Wood Engraving (1878): This political cartoon by Thomas Nast, published in Harper’s Weekly on November 2, 1878, is titled Cipher Mummery – Exhumed by the New York Tribune. It features Samuel J. Tilden entombed in a phar

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Thomas Nast – Cipher Mummery: Tilden and Reform – Wood Engraving (1878)

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Thomas Nast – Swill Milk – Wood Engraving (1878): This stark and haunting wood engraving by Thomas Nast, published in Harper’s Weekly on August 17, 1878, delivers a powerful critique of contaminated milk production in New York City. Titled Swill Mi

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Thomas Nast – Swill Milk – Wood Engraving (1878)

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Thomas Nast – The Millennium Postponed: The Tiger and the Lamb – Wood Engraving (1878): This political cartoon by Thomas Nast, published in Harper’s Weekly on November 23, 1878, is a biting satire titled The Millennium Postponed: The Tiger and the Lamb – A Little Mixed. The image sub

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Thomas Nast – The Millennium Postponed: The Tiger and the Lamb – Wood Engraving (1878)

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