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CARTOON: ANTI-GERMAN, c1917. The Python. A militarily strong Germany swallows up the world
CARTOON: ANTI-GERMAN, c1917. The Python. A militarily strong Germany swallows up the world. Cartoon by J.N. ( Ding ) Darling, c1917
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1917 Anti German Darling Expansion Germany Globe Military Norwood Political Action Politics Power World World War I Ding Python Swallowing
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 19.9cm x 25.4cm (7.8" x 10")
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This thought-provoking cartoon from 1917, titled "The Python" captures the anti-German sentiment prevalent during World War I. Created by J. N. (Ding) Darling, a renowned American political cartoonist of that era, it depicts Germany as a powerful military force swallowing up the world. In this striking image, a gigantic python with the face of German leader Kaiser Wilhelm II looms over an intricately detailed globe. The snake's open mouth engulfs various countries and continents, symbolizing Germany's expansionist ambitions and its desire for global dominance. Darling's artistic skill is evident in his ability to convey complex political ideas through simple yet impactful imagery. By portraying Germany as a menacing serpent consuming nations one by one, he highlights the perceived threat posed by German militarism at that time. "The Python" serves as both a historical artifact and a commentary on international politics during World War I. It reflects the fears and anxieties of Americans towards Germany's growing power and influence in Europe. As we observe this print today, it reminds us of the power of political cartoons to shape public opinion and provoke critical thinking about significant events in history.
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