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POPSCartoons from the Middle East (16 pics) In conjunction with the British Council, the Guardian Foundation presents a showcase of cartoonists from Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Saudi Arabia and Syria. Here are just a few of the selected cartoons ... Guardian
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POPSThe Dr. Seuss Many Didn't Know Dr. Seuss worked as an editorial cartoonist for the paper from 1941 to 1943, drawing cartoons that lambasted isolationism, racism, anti-Semitism, Hitler, Mussolini, the Japanese, and the conservative forces in American politics.
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POPSCartoonist Arrested "Nekschot’s work is rude and often sexually explicit. As such it is characteristic for the Dutch liberal mentality and not beyond the limit in the Netherlands. In his cartoons, however, he mocks the multicultural society, and that does seem to be beyond all bounds."
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POPSHitler the cartoonist "Hitler had a copy of Snow White," said the museum director. "He thought this was one of the best movies ever made." Hitler tried to make a living as an artist before his rise to power. Nineteen watercolours and two sketches said to be by Hitler were sold in Britain two years ago for a total of £118,000.
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POPS17 Danish Newspapers Print Blasphemous Cartoon * Editors say they printed the caricature to take a stand against self-censorship Thursday, February 14, 2008 The Danish Foreign Ministry said meanwhile it was following the situation closely in the world. Members of Denmark’s Muslim community have distanced themselves from the murder plot revealed on Tuesday, but were opposed to the publication of the cartoon on Wednesday. Imam Walid Abdul Pedersen, a Protestant who converted to Islam, said, “It’s not a good idea to reproduce it and the newspapers could have defended the cartoonist differently, without resorting to provocation.” “It’s good to have a dialogue on freedom of expression, but you shouldn’t seek out a confrontation from the start,” he said.
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POPSHello! Is Sanity in the House? By some people's reasoning it should be allowable for Jews to riot because Joe's BBQ opens and serves pulled pork platters? Christians should storm the gates because Wal-Mart is not keeping the Sabbath holy? Catholics should go berserk when someone doesn't genuflect before Mary? Why aren't more people standing up and saying these crazy people are crazy? We're all supposed to adhere to Sharia law? How utterly absurd and pointless.
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POPSWilliam Steig, cartoonist: exhibit in NYC The Jewish Museum in NYC is mounting an extensive exhibit of the work of William Steig. He's best known today as the original creator of Shrek, plus Sylvester and the Magic Pebble, etc., but also created intense and disturbing psychological artwork. Thru March 2008.
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POPSHatred of the Intellect One of the first appeals of fascism to the Volk, the ordinary bloke, the normal against the queer, sunbversive, arty-farty, morally decadent intellectuals and artist
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POPSHamed Nabahat http://www.flickr.com/photos/benheine/ Benjamin Heine features a new portrait of Iranian cartoonist Hamed Nabahat. Hamed maintains hopcartoon.com and contributes editorial art to Iran daily newspapers and international journals.
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POPSCartoon SEX and Spanish Royalty don't mix "Spain has developed the most lurid pornography in Europe, with magazines and television shows dedicated to the sex lives of the rich and famous. King Juan Carlos, 69, has not himself been entirely immune from scandal. A decade ago he was upbraided for mixing during his summer holidays with a highly questionable set of Mallorca businessmen. Under Spanish law, introduced in 1995, anybody who insults the royal family can face up to two years in prison. The public prosecutor argued that the cartoon was "clearly degrading and objectively defaming" and was "obviously an attack" against "the honour" of the prince because of "the deliberate and unjustified use of his image, in evident and conscious contempt of the Crown, causing notable hurt to its institutional prestige"."
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POPSFlipbooks Great, i love flipbooks they made want to become a cartoonist