More Artworks by Homer Davenport (View all 75 Artworks)

Gentlemen, may I ask you as a cash appeal to vote for my friend the Hon [name illegible] Loan

Homer Davenport

Where Tweed Got in

Homer Davenport

At last his fiendish dream has come true

Homer Davenport

Joe Chamberlain’s War – it comes high but they must have it

Homer Davenport

Pyotr Stoylpin, a Russian politician drags a woman representing Liberty by the hair from a building

Homer Davenport

A frowning, disproportioned man in a suit

Homer Davenport

William Randolph Hearst in silhouette, with the shadow of another man in glasses behind him.

Homer Davenport

Mr. Hanna as he would like to be caricatured

Homer Davenport

Uncle Joe Wants a Look Inside

Homer Davenport

A man in a suit, with a whip in his hand, orders a man representing labor to put his vote in the ballot box.

Homer Davenport

The hand of the law points at a skeleton wearing a robe labeled ‘Carelessness’

Homer Davenport

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

Homer Davenport

The Journal thinks his design will in general work in trust circles before the year is out

Homer Davenport

Murphy rests leaning against a large tiger, representing Tammany Hall

Homer Davenport

U.S. Not Good Enough for Me

Homer Davenport