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Bigger Puck


Bigger than his party - A Political Cartoon by Puck, 1896

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This political cartoon, titled "Bigger than his party," was created by the renowned American political satire magazine, Puck, in 1896. The cartoon depicts a larger-than-life figure, identified as "Bigger," standing over a group of politicians, who are huddled together and seemingly insignificant in comparison. The caption beneath the image reads, "Bigger than his party," emphasizing the idea that this powerful figure is not bound by the constraints of political affiliations. The cartoon is a commentary on the growing influence of wealthy individuals in American politics during the late 19th century. The use of exaggerated proportions to highlight the disparity in power between the wealthy "Bigger" and the politicians underscores the growing concern over the undue influence of the wealthy on the political process. The politicians, represented as small and insignificant, are shown to be completely at the mercy of "Bigger," who holds a scepter and wears a crown, symbolizing his regal authority. The cartoon also serves as a critique of the political parties of the time, which were seen as being too beholden to the interests of the wealthy elite. The title "Bigger than his party" suggests that this individual's power and influence transcend the boundaries of political affiliation, and that the political parties are powerless to resist his will. Overall, this political cartoon is a powerful commentary on the growing influence of wealth in American politics during the late 19th century, and serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle to ensure that the political process remains accountable to the people, rather than to the wealthy elite.

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