![Another theory knocked out by a condition](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930476il.jpg)
Louis Dalrymple (American, 1866 – 1905)
![Privileged sport](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/929287il.jpg)
![The French exposition of 1899](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930252il.jpg)
![The strap-hanger](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928907il.jpg)
![That coveted cup](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930767il.jpg)
![Did she fall or was she on](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/929654il.jpg)
![‘A sail! A sail!!’](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930359il.jpg)
![The lesson of the President’s journey](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930265il.jpg)
![New York’s Republican ‘standard-bearer’](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930011il.jpg)
Frederick Burr Opper (American, 1857-1937)
![The European officer and his Chinese awkward squad – Pupils & Master](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/929376il.jpg)
Udo Keppler (American, 1872 – 1956)
![Puck’s palete](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930397il.jpg)
![The operatic war in New York](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930428il.jpg)
![Oliver Twist asks for more](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/929264il.jpg)
![The campaign Santa Claus](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928576il.jpg)
![The boss of the bosses](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928409il.jpg)
![At present he works Bulgaria](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/929069il.jpg)
![Give it another twist, Grover – we’re all with you!](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930153il.jpg)
John Samuel Pughe (American, 1870-1909)
![The American Fagin](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/929336il.jpg)
![Campaign number](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928525il.jpg)
![Rip Van Winkle’s return](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/929945il.jpg)
![The police version of it](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930626il.jpg)
![Beef à la mode](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928757il.jpg)
![That camping trip](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928862il.jpg)
![The apotheosis of Puck](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928408il.jpg)
![We ought to be thankful](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/928430il.jpg)
![The main obstruction at Panama](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/929434il.jpg)
![Bryan’s gas](https://mdl.artvee.com/ft/930126il.jpg)
Puck was the first successful humor magazine in the United States of colorful cartoons, caricatures and political satire.
It was founded in 1876 by Joseph Keppler, an Austrian immigrant cartoonist. Puck covered presidential politics and social issues of the late 19th century to the early 20th century.