British artists, viewing politics with a stiff upper quip. By jill lawless. June 12, 2010 at 8:00 p.m. EDT ...

In late 18th-century Britain, etched cartoons and caricatures abounded, poking fun at kings, noblemen, society ladies, French revolutionaries, the institution of marriage, and countless other ...

LONDON -- From fresh-faced smiling youth to careworn leader with a sinister grimace, representations of Prime Minister Tony Blair have changed dramatically in political cartoons over 10 years.

Long-time fan and collector of political cartoons, Lord Baker says three centuries of political cartoons has kept the country stable, as well as making it laugh.

On VE Day 1945, the Daily Mirror’s Zec produced one of the most powerful cartoons ever, with a wounded soldier handing Victory and Peace back to the nation, with the words: “Here you are ...

From the general election to the Grenfell Tower fire, Daily Politics reporter Ellie Price looks back at some of the best political cartoons of the year in the British press. In a traditional part ...

Cartoonists in the American colonies found allies in England, where both groups created cartoons mocking members of British parliament. “Cartoons as Political Speech” features a case of cartoons from ...

One Zec cartoon – The Price of Petrol Has Been Increased – was, the cartoonist insisted, entirely misunderstood; the same claim Rowson and Bell would make 80-odd years later.

The cartoon mocks how people in the UK are certainly going green – from the stench of the sewers. Morten Morland on #BorisJohnson #Cop26 #ToxicWaste - political cartoon gallery in London https ...

But in the 1770s, he was probably best known for his work as a talented silversmith, a skill that enabled him to engrave the copper plates used in printing presses. That opened the door to all sorts ...

From the general election to the Grenfell Tower fire, Daily Politics reporter Ellie Price looks back at some of the best political cartoons of the year in the British press. Subsection.