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by Gary L. Stiles (Author)
Eighty years of Winston Churchill's political life and career through cartoons in Britain's influential Punch magazine.
Punch, the now-defunct British weekly humor and satire magazine, featured Winston Churchill in more than six hundred cartoons between 1899 to 1988. Some were laudatory, some critical, and many humorous, like the man himself. Early on, Punch often made Churchill into a caricature of himself, promoting exaggerated images of his physical characteristics such as his forward-leaning gait, his prominent jutting jaw, and his ever-present cigar. His hobbies--polo, painting, writing, and brick-laying--were frequently skewered as well. This book catalogs, for the first time, all of the cartoons that featured the former prime minister, providing context for the events and people being satirized and placing them in their proper historical perspective.Author Biography
Gary L. Stiles is a physician, medical researcher, corporate executive, student of history and art, and lifetime collector of Winston Churchill's memorabilia and writings. He is the author of William Hart: Catalogue Raisonné and Artistic Biography, and he has been widely published in medical and scientific literature. He lives in Pennsylvania.
Number of Pages: 480
Dimensions: 1.65 x 10.71 x 9.06 IN
Publication Date: June 09, 2022
