A father/son gag cartoon by the seldom remembered cartoonist A.D. Walker of Harper’s Magazine.
American cartoons drawn prior to the mid-1920s were created in the “he-said-she-said” manner until the cartoonist Peter Arno (1904 – 1968) shook things up a bit and introduced the format we are all familiar with today: one drawing, one caption.
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A.D. Walker Cartoonist 1922Prohibition Cartoon by A.D. WalkerProhibition CartoonsProhibition humorVolstead Act FunniesAdvertising CartoonsCartoons About AdvertisingAmerican Humor in the 20'sProhibition Cartoon 1922Prohibition Cartoons from the Old Life Magazine 1922Magazine Cartoons on ProhibitionNoble Experiment Cartoons 1920sNoble Experiment Cartoons 1920Old Magazine Cartoons on Line1920s Cartoon1920 Prohibition CartoonSocial Satire Cartoon 1922
