More Artworks by Homer Davenport (View all 75 Artworks)

William Randolph Hearst draws a picture of a lizard with a man’s head

Homer Davenport

Well I Guess

Homer Davenport

What Next

Homer Davenport

McKinley, holding a declaration of independence, walks with a tall African man who has a bag of money

Homer Davenport

A combination that didn’t hit strong up state

Homer Davenport

In Union there is strength. You can fool them all some of the time

Homer Davenport

Uncle Sam is tied hand and foot by two miniature men

Homer Davenport

William Randolph Hearst about to fall off of a bucking Democrat donkey in front of the Democratic Club N.Y.

Homer Davenport

At last his fiendish dream has come true

Homer Davenport

Don’t Cross That Line

Homer Davenport

Uncle Sam, with torn clothes and tears in his eyes, tries to offer an invitation to the honorable W.R.H., but is ordered to leave

Homer Davenport

Perhaps this is why some of us favor Japan

Homer Davenport

A crying woman carries a baby and leads a young girl, walking along a fence

Homer Davenport

Hearst; Bryan Radical

Homer Davenport

An older man with glasses and sleeves rolled up stands at a table

Homer Davenport