‘The tone would also change in 1932. Gone was the acerbic, ironic, or bitter edge that had characterized many of the earlier Depression cartoons. This one by C. W. Anderson is a clear exception, but it appeared in the January issue, and should be seen as a holdover from 1931. It speaks to the resentment many unemployed workers felt toward mechanization.’ image and words quoted from http://www.archelaus-cards.com/retail/archives/20090301.php
In #JANUARY 1932
(Depression resentment)
‘The Enemy’
Cartoon by C. W. Anderson from *Life*, January 1932
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