BOXER REBELLION CARTOON. The Dragons Choice : Cartoon by W. A. Rogers from HW

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BOXER REBELLION CARTOON. The Dragons Choice : Cartoon by W. A. Rogers from HW

BOXER REBELLION CARTOON.
The Dragons Choice : Cartoon by W.A. Rogers from HW, August 1900, showing a firm Uncle Sam offering the Chinese Dragon a choice between war and peace at the height of the Boxer Rebellion

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1900 Anti Immigrant Artilleryman August Boxer Expedition Cannon China Chinese Ching Dynasty Dragon Pacifist Rebellion Roger Rogers Uncle Sam

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The Boxer Rebellion Cartoon, titled "The Dragons Choice" captured by W. A. Rogers in August 1900, is a powerful depiction of the tense atmosphere during this historic event. In the image, Uncle Sam stands resolute and unwavering as he presents the Chinese Dragon with a pivotal decision between war and peace. This cartoon serves as a commentary on America's involvement in the rebellion. Rogers skillfully portrays Uncle Sam as a firm figure, symbolizing American power and influence at that time. The dragon represents China's Ching Dynasty, caught amidst internal conflict and external pressures from Western powers. The artist highlights the delicate balance between aggression and diplomacy faced by both nations. This thought-provoking artwork reflects anti-American sentiments prevalent during this era while also shedding light on broader themes such as immigration issues and pacifism. By showcasing an artilleryman alongside men representing early immigrants to America, it emphasizes tensions surrounding cultural clashes. "The Dragons Choice" encapsulates turn-of-the-century anxieties through its vivid imagery and symbolism. It invites viewers to contemplate the consequences of choosing either war or peace during times of turmoil like the Boxer Rebellion. Granger Art on Demand offers this historical print for those seeking to delve into America's past conflicts with sensitivity towards commercial use restrictions specified by Granger Art on Demand themselves (not mentioned here).

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