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Foreign Opinions About America

A Cartoon that Laughed at American Tourists

• Punch Magazine, 1922 •


The attached gag cartoon concerns itself with another kind of American Expeditionary Force, different from the one that had recently vacated France: the middle class tourists. With the post-war boom, the U.S. had introduced a new kind of tourist that the world had never seen before and they must have been a site to behold.

There is another article on this site (click here) that states a popular belief held by the Europeans of 1919 that American men were all clean shaven, tended to sport gold teeth, and were most easily recognized by their “big tortoise shell glasses” (a strikingly accurate description of this site’s editor!); however, this is the first visual manifestation of this caricature that we could find. This “Punch” cartoonist did not simply believe that this was a fitting description of the white guys, but black guys, too -and the white women as well; an entire nation resembling Harold Lloyd.

Click here to read about Punch Magazine.

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A Cartoon that Laughed at American Tourists

American Stereotype 1922Stereotyping Americans 1917-22Cartoons About Americans 1922European Caricature of Americans 19221920s Caricature Depicting American StereotypeAmerican Tourists Caricatured + Punch MagazineOld Magazine Cartoon Depicting American Caricature 1922Cartoons 1914-1922British Caricature of American Tourists 1922
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