Title
Theodore Roosevelt and Uncle Sam
Subject
Theodore Roosevelt, American Politics
Description
In drawing this cartoon, Homer Davenport most likely felt that Theodore Roosevelt's hard work in serving the United States as president earned him the right to be in the presence of Uncle Sam as well as to receive the latter's approval. The fact that this cartoon has only realistic depictions of the two figures reflects the sincerity of the message the artist meant to convey.
Creator
Davenport, Homer, 1867-1912 (Artist)
Source
The New York Public Library Wallach Division: Print Collection
Date
Unknown
Identifier
UUID: 956ff8f0-c5a1-012f-2a7c-58d385a7bc34
Original Format
Drawing
Physical Dimensions
470 x 760