Tony Auth (1942–2014)
Autor von Sleeping Babies
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Bildnachweis: Tony Auth, cartoonist [working in front of sketches of his cartoons] Bernard Gotfryd, photographer // Library of Congress // Public Domain
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- Geburtstag
- 1942-05-07
- Todestag
- 2014-09-14
- Geschlecht
- male
- Nationalität
- USA
- Geburtsort
- Akron, Ohio, USA
- Sterbeort
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
- Wohnorte
- Wynnewood, Philadelphia, USA
Southern California, USA - Ausbildung
- University of California, Los Angeles (BA)
- Berufe
- cartoonist
illustrator - Organisationen
- Philadelphia Inquirer
- Preise und Auszeichnungen
- Pulitzer Prize (Editorial Cartooning, 1976)
Pulitzer Prize finalist (Editorial Cartooning, 1983)
Pulitzer Prize finalist (Editorial Cartooning, 2010)
Herblock Prize (2005)
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The Art of Tony Auth: To Stir, Inform and Inflame von Tony Auth
The sheer pomposity and self-righteousness of the artist (and the text-writer) ooze through the book, making it rather unappealing to read. The selection of the cartoons is mostly humourless as well. Auth takes the position that editorial cartoons are not meant to entertain. He should have no worries on that point.
½For almost 40 years, I have admired the editorial cartoons of Tony Auth in The Philadelphia Inquirer. He skewed politicians, clergymen, and plutocrats of all stripes.
One of my favorites on page 232 of The Art of Tony Auth : To Stir, Inform, and Inflame shows an obese elephant drinking from a tea pot with a skull and crossbones. The caption reads, “Obama rescued Goldman Sachs, and the banks, saved the financial industry and salvage America’s auto companies … all in a pathetic attempt to hide his socialism.” The runner-up – only three pages later – has four panels. They all have text, which reads, “He wasn’t, you know, born in America.” He’s not, you know, a Christian.” He’s, you know, a Muslim or a Kenyan.” “He’s, well, you know…” This last panel has a silhouette of Obama, ears and all. Auth really hit the nail on the head with these two.
Of course, I could stay here all day and pick out dozens more, but that would rob you of the fun. Pick up a copy and laugh and cry and pick out your favorites.
--Jim, 4/24/15… (mehr)
One of my favorites on page 232 of The Art of Tony Auth : To Stir, Inform, and Inflame shows an obese elephant drinking from a tea pot with a skull and crossbones. The caption reads, “Obama rescued Goldman Sachs, and the banks, saved the financial industry and salvage America’s auto companies … all in a pathetic attempt to hide his socialism.” The runner-up – only three pages later – has four panels. They all have text, which reads, “He wasn’t, you know, born in America.” He’s not, you know, a Christian.” He’s, you know, a Muslim or a Kenyan.” “He’s, well, you know…” This last panel has a silhouette of Obama, ears and all. Auth really hit the nail on the head with these two.
Of course, I could stay here all day and pick out dozens more, but that would rob you of the fun. Pick up a copy and laugh and cry and pick out your favorites.
--Jim, 4/24/15… (mehr)
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