Recently, I ran an image of an over-the-top piece of war propaganda, Louis Raemaeker's cartoon, "Seduction." Here's another extreme cartoon, this one from the period of the Paris Conference published in the German magazine Kladderadatsch that is unsigned. It's titled "Clemenceau, the Vampire."
A better scan of this cartoon can be seen at https://digi.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/diglit/kla1919/0185/image. The University of Heidelberg has the full run of Kladderadatsch scanned as well many other good WWI era illustrated periodicals.
ReplyDeleteThe artist is Arthur Johnson. His father was American, but he was raised in Germany.
That's fascinating. Nosferatu is 1922, and this is that final scene.
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