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W. R. HEARST (1863-1951). American newspaper publisher. Hearst as The Wizard of Ooze

W. R. HEARST (1863-1951). American newspaper publisher. Hearst as The Wizard of Ooze


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W. R. HEARST (1863-1951). American newspaper publisher. Hearst as The Wizard of Ooze

W.R. HEARST (1863-1951).
American newspaper publisher. Hearst as The Wizard of Ooze. Cartoon, 1906, by W.A. Rogers

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1906 Hearst Journalism Newspaper Political Action Publisher Randolph Roger Rogers Scarecrow William Turn Of Century


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This print captures the essence of W. R. Hearst, an influential American newspaper publisher who left an indelible mark on the world of journalism. In this image, Hearst is depicted as "The Wizard of Ooze" a clever play on words that reflects his powerful presence in the media landscape. Taken in 1906 by renowned cartoonist W. A. Rogers, this cartoon portrays Hearst with a mischievous grin and a sense of authority, symbolizing his ability to manipulate public opinion through his newspapers. The artist's skillful use of shading and intricate details brings out the depth and character in Hearst's face, capturing both his intelligence and cunning nature. At the turn of the century, when political action was at its peak, Hearst played a significant role in shaping public discourse through his publications. Known for sensationalism and yellow journalism tactics, he had immense influence over American society during this era. In this thought-provoking image, we see not only Hearst himself but also elements such as a scarecrow representing fear-mongering tactics employed by him to control public sentiment. This visual metaphor adds another layer to our understanding of Hearst's impact on society. Overall, this print serves as a fascinating glimpse into one man's power to shape opinions during an important period in American history. It reminds us of the complexities inherent in media manipulation while highlighting W. R. Hearst's lasting legacy as an influential figure within journalism circles.

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