Cartoons on the War

Published in 1915, 'Cartoons on the War' by Boardman Robinson is a collection of political cartoons that reflect public sentiment during World War I. The illustrations critique various aspects of the war, emphasizing themes of grief, patriotism, and the absurdity of conflict, while predominantly holding Germany accountable for the war's outbreak. Robinson's work, originally published in newspapers, serves as a poignant commentary on the emotional landscape of society during this tumultuous period, making it a significant artistic representation of wartime journalism.