This surfaced recently in the National Geographic archives before being sent out for deep storage. Berryman apparently drew it for the edito...

Will it come to this? In addition to the collections at Library of Congress ( personal papers and cartoons ) and National Archives, the DC ...

The Washington Post did something, probably not in the actual paper, on editorial cartoons in 2003. In 1939, Charles Howard collected ori...

The President has been criticized for leaving the White House so frequently--the above suggestion may solve the problem ...

I'm reading Nancy K. Bristow's book American Pandemic: The Lost Worlds of the 1918 Influenza Epidemic , and she mentions a U...

I stopped by Geppi's Entertainment Museum today with Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum's Caitlin McGurk, and we geeked out o...

Of Bear Cubs and Bookplates By Michael Rhode ( originally appeared on Hogan's Alley's website in 2006) Political cartooni...

For our 3rd post on editorial cartoonist John M Baer, we finally have some real information, courtesy of Curt Hanson, Department Head, Elwyn...

Mike Lynch has scans up of "How to become a cartoonist" Washington School of cartooning, 1923. The teacher is Will Chandlee, whos...

The August 30 2009 Cartoons for the Classroom features Washington Star cartoonist Clifford Berryman and the teddy bear he created.

The AAEC's Cartoons for the Classroom feature, which links editorial cartoons to the news for students, uses Clifford Berryman's lam...

Did you know that Georgetown University's Lauinger Library holds two original Krazy Kat Sunday pages by George Herriman? No, I didn...

Allan Holtz has reprinted a 1926 article on Washington Star cartoonist Clifford Berryman - "Cartoons Growing In Popularity Berryman Say...

Tomorrow's the last day of the Clifford Berryman political cartoon exhibit at the National Archives on 9th and Pennsylvania Ave, NW. It&...

Here's another audio file. I found this again as I wrote my review for the International Journal of Comic Art, so I figured I'd mak...

The Berryman, Herblock and Oliphant shows got noticed in today's Weekend section. See "Political Lines, Sharply Drawn," By Mi...

The Clifford Berryman exhibit that is opening later this week at the National Archives continues to generate press. You can see my post abou...

This article is good and has a bit more history on Berryman that I put in my earlier blog post. See "Caricaturing Campaigns: Exhibit of...

Thanks to my colleague Miriam (we bonded over stories of St. Elizabeth Hospital records), I got to see the new National Archives exhibit on ...

Running for Office: Candidates, Campaigns, and the Cartoons of Clifford Berryman Introduction The exhibit “Running for Office: Candidates, C...