Running for Office - Cartoons of Clifford K. Berryman

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The following PDF files contain each of the exhibited cartoons, their editorial descriptions and supporting photos and document images.

From the “About the Artist” Panel:Clifford K. Berryman Portrait, Self Portrait, & “Drawing the Line in Mississippi” Cartoon (3 pg. PDF)
From Page 3:“Gettin’ Awful Crowded!” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 4:“The Busy Bee” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 5:“Not Afraid,” Portrait of William Howard Taft, & Taft’s Supreme Court Nomination (3 pg. PDF)
From Page 6:“Two Bees or Not Two Bees—That is the Question!” & Portrait of President Theodore Roosevelt (2 pg. PDF)
From Page 7:“Yes, We Have No Ambitions Today!” & Portrait of Henry Ford (2 pg. PDF)
From Page 8:Champ Clark (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 10:“Will You?” & Portrait of Woodrow Wilson (2 pg. PDF)
From Page 11:“The Nebraska Primary” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 12:“Golfing Season” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 13:“Nearing the End of the Primaries” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 14:“Ohio—the Mother of Presidents” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 15:“As a Final Resort” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 17:“Congress Will Come to Order!” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 18:“It’s Not Going to be Such a Restful Month at That!” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 19:“The ‘Come Back’” & Portrait of Joseph Cannon (2 pg. PDF)
From Page 20:“Have You Gentlemen Any Idea When You’re To Get Off?” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 21:“Not Yet But Soon” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 23:“Figgering’ on the Returns” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 24:“The Fishin’ Season” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 25:“Summer Schedule” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 26:“Which of the Two Faces is Right, Henry?” & Photo of Henry Wallace (2 pg. PDF)
From Page 27:“Campaign Contributions Cause Colossal Crimes” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 28:“They Won’t Agree on Anything” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 30:“The Stage of the Campaign When the Working Man Feels His Importance” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 31:“Ain’t Politics Grand?” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 32:Reorganization of Congress (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 33:“I’d Almost Forgotten You” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 34:“Campaign Brick” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 35:“The Lady and the Tiger” & 2 pg. Letter from Carrie Chapman to Champ Clark (3 pg. PDF)
From Page 37:“Mr. Bryan in 1899—‘I stand just where I stood three years ago!’” & Photo of William Jennings Bryan Campaigning for the Presidency, 1869 (2 pg. PDF)
From Page 38:“I Got A New Idea” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 39:“So Near and Yet So Far!” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 40:“Give ‘em a 1912 Crease Please.” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 41:“How His Voice Has Changed!” & Photo: “William Jennings Bryan appears tired during the 13th day of the Democratic Convention at Madison Square Garden, 1924” (2 pg. PDF)
From Page 43:“Ambitious Home Run Hitters,” Portrait of Warren G. Harding, & Portrait of James M. Cox (3 pg. PDF)
From Page 44:“Anti-Third Term Principle,” The 22nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, & Portrait of Theodore Roosevelt (3 pg. PDF)
From Page 45:“What’s the Use of Going Through with the Election?” & Photo: “Dewey Defeats Truman” (2 pg. PDF)
From Page 46:“How They’re Acting—and How They Feel” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 48:“The Pleasure Is All Mine!” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 49:“Another Such Victory & I’m Undone!” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 50:“Miss Democracy ‘Lan’ Sakes, What’ll I Do With ‘Em?” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 51:“Democratic New Years Eve Cheer” (1 pg. PDF)
From Page 52:“The Post-Season Parade” (1 pg. PDF)

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