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Description: This updated web exhibit provides a detailed page-by-page, item-by-item view of the Hale scrapbook, which was acquired by the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum from editorial cartoonist and historian Draper Hill in 2001. Materials within the scrapbook include engravings, letters, clippings, woodcuts, broadsides, sketches, paintings and other miscellaneous items. Materials date from approximately 1746 to 1830. NOTE: There are a handful of inaccurate links that were in the pre-Archive-It crawled site, as well as external links beyond the scope of this crawl.
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Subject: Scapbooks, Cartoons , Newspaper Clippings
Description: This website contains the Lyonel Feininger Digital Album, which is comprised of a biography and gallery. The Gallery includes the full collection of the Kin-der-Kids, which ran from April 29 -November 18, 1906 in the Chicago Tribune’s Sunday Comic Supplement. This is one of the few complete collections of the comic strip that is known to be in existence today.
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Subject: Cartoons , Comic Strips, Cartoon Artists
Description: This website contains the Nell Brinkley - Digital Album which is comprised of "Golden-Eyes" and Her Hero "Bill" and "Golden-Eyes" and Her Hero "Bill" Over There tear sheets. They are part of the San Francisco Academy of Comic Art Collection, which was acquired by The Ohio State University Cartoon Research Library from Bill Blackbeard in 1997. NOTE: This archived site contains external links beyond the scope of this crawl.
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Subject: Cartoons , Cartoon Artists
Group: Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum
Creator: The Ohio State University Libraries, Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum
Date: 2008
Contributor: Trina Robbins
Description: This web exhibit provided representation of newspaper cartoon artists from the late 1890s and early 1900s, a time when cartoons in American newspapers were an evolving art form. Represented here are a diverse group, and their work represents only a fraction of the art created during this period. Over two million examples of newspaper cartoon art are preserved in the collections of The Ohio State University Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum. NOTE: This archived site contains rendering inconsistencies that were in the pre-Archive-It crawled site, as well as external links beyond the scope of this crawl.
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Subject: Cartoons , Cartoon Artists, Newspapers
Description: This website contains the digital album for Winsor McCay -- A Tale of the Jungle Imps by Felix Fiddle. Until January 2006 none of the original drawings created by McCay had been seen for more than a century. The Ohio State University Cartoon Research Library acquired five of the original hand-colored drawings which comprise this digital album. Unlike other extant examples of McCay's original comic strips, A Tale of the Jungle Imps by Felix Fiddle are hand-colored. Although the reason McCay painted them is unknown, it may be that since this was his first effort at a comic strip, he was unsure how engravers might follow his color instructions and wanted to be sure that his preferences were clear.
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Subject: Cartoons , Comic Strips, Cartoon Artists
Description: This website contain eighty-eight tear sheets by Richard Felton Outcault (1863-1928)who created Hogan’s Alley, which is considered the first commercially successful newspaper comic strip. It featured Mickey Dugan, better known as the Yellow Kid, and Outcault drew this character for the New York World from May 5, 1895 to October 4, 1896. He and his character moved to William Randolph Hearst’s New York Journal where the Yellow Kid appeared in three series, McFadden’s Row of Flats (October 18, 1896-January 10, 1897), Around the World with the Yellow Kid (January 17, 1897-May 30, 1897), and Ryan’s Arcade (September 28, 1897-January 23, 1898). The eighty-eight Yellow Kid tear sheets in this digital album are from the San Francisco Academy of Comic Art Collection, Bill Blackbeard, Director.
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Subject: Cartoons , Comic Strips, Cartoon Artists
Description: This website contains the digital exhibition based on the physical exhibit Anne Mergen: Editorial Cartoonist, which was on display in the Reading Room Gallery of The Ohio State University Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum from February 1-April 11, 2008. The cartoons in this exhibition are all from the Anne Mergen Collection, which contains nearly 600 editorial cartoons documenting her career, at The Ohio State University Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum.
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Subject: Cartoons , Editorial Cartoons
Description: This website Drawn on Stone: Political Prints from the 1830s and 1840s explores American political cartooning during the tumultuous Jacksonian era. It features thirty rare satirical lithographs recently acquired by the Cartoon Research Library with help from the William J. Studer endowment. This extraordinary collection illustrates the surge in the creation and distribution of political cartoon broadsides made possible by the relative ease and speed of the new printmaking process of lithography. Several cartoons not found in other major print collections are included.
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Subject: Cartoons , Political Cartoons
Description: This website contains the Edwina Dumm: Digital Exhibit and contains photographs and cartoons. For more than six decades, Edwina Frances Dumm worked as a professional cartoonist. Beginning as a political cartoonist on the staff of the Columbus Daily Monitor, Edwina paved the way as the first woman employed in a full time position as editorial cartoonist. She continued her work after she moved to New York City in the early 1920s with the creation of "Cap Stubbs and Tippie," "Alec the Great," and "Sinbad." Edwina's cartoons ran for almost fifty years under two syndication services and in magazines like Life and the London based Tatler. Her art was funny, heartwarming, inspirational, and a landmark in cartooning history.
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Subject: Cartoons , Political Cartoons
Description: This website contains the digital exhibition Ireland of the Dispatch. This digital exhibition celebrates the creative genius of Columbus' most famous cartoonist and the generosity of the Elizabeth Ireland Graves Foundation which made possible the renovation of Sullivant Hall for a new home for the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum. All of the materials in this exhibition are from the collections of the library. It is based in part on a physical exhibit at The Ohio State University Thompson Library from September 7, 2010 to February 27, 2011. NOTE:This archived site contains external links beyond the scope of this crawl.
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Subject: Billy Ireland, Cartoons , Cartoon Artists
Description: This website contains the digital exhibition Light: A Forgotten Nineteenth Century Humor Magazine. Light was by far the most important lithographic comic weekly to be published outside of New York or San Francisco during the last quester of the nineteenth century. It provided the first or early employment to a host or talented cartoonists, illustrators, and at least one writer who would later goon to successful careers. Those who contributed to Light included Will H. Bradley, W.W. Denslow, Frank Ladendorf, Ferand Lungren, Hy Mayer, Peter Newell, T.E. Powers, C.S. Rigby, and Horace Taylor. It also published the works of prominent New York cartoonists, such as Eugene Zimmerman and F. M Howarth. NOTE: This archived site contains external links beyond the scope of this crawl. Many images when you click on them take you to another screen, but they are not larger versions.
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Subject: Cartoons , Lithographic Cartoon Weekly, Political Cartoons, Satirical Cartoons
Group: Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum
Creator: The Ohio State University Libraries, Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum
Date: 2009
Contributor: Richard Samuel West
Description: This website is a virtual version of portions of two exhibitions at The Ohio State University that celebrated the centennial of Caniff’s birth in 2007. The exhibitions depicted Caniff’s comic strips along with personal photographs. The exhibitions were Milton Caniff: An American Master, October 8-28, 2007 and Rarities: Unusual works from the Caniff Collection, September 4, 2007-January 19-2008. NOTE: This archived site contains external links beyond the scope of this crawl.
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Subject: Cartoons , Comic Strips, Cartoon Artist
Description: This website contains the Sam Milai of the Pittsburgh Courier Digital Exhibition documents Milai’s work during the last seven years of his life. These cartoons document both the hopes and frustrations of the African American Community in the 1960s. All of the works in this exhibition are from the Sam Milai Collection of the Ohio State University Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum. The physical exhibition was on display from September 22-December 31, 2008.
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Subject: Cartoons , Cartoon Artists, Civil Rights Movement
Description: The 150th anniversary on the American Civil War is commemorated in this exhibition, which highlights the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum’s growing collection of nineteenth century prints. Editorial cartoons were not published in newspapers until after the Civil War, when technology made it possible to publish them in a timely way economically. Prior to that, broadsheet prints -- etchings, engravings and lithographs -- were the means cartoonists used for political commentary. Popular magazines, such as Harper’s Weekly, relied on wood engravings to provide graphic content. The complexity of many of the works displayed here is striking. Intricate visual metaphors demand close reading in order to comprehend the meaning of the cartoon. These images were produced when the pace of life was much different. Prints such as these were intended to be read, reread, and then, perhaps, read again. When we step back in time to consider these images, their messages are clear, passions are heated, and a complex period in the history of the United States is revealed.
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Subject: Cartoons , American Civil War
Description: This original Hale Scrapbook web exhibit provides a detailed page-by-page, item-by-item view of the Hale scrapbook, which was acquired by the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum from editorial cartoonist and historian Draper Hill in 2001. Materials within the scrapbook include engravings, letters, clippings, woodcuts, broadsides, sketches, paintings and other miscellaneous items. Materials date from approximately 1746 to 1830 NOTE: This archived site contains external links beyond the scope of this crawl. This website was the original site that was then superseded by the site: URL: http://cartoons.osu.edu/digital_albums/halescrapbook/
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Subject: Scrapbooks, Cartoons , Newspaper Clippings
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