Obama and Uncle Sam

About Pat Bagley (from www.uvu.edu) Pat Bagley is an award-winning editorial cartoonist from Utah, a state he describes as “that little metal thingy on the buckle of the Bible Belt.” He is the daily cartoonist for The Salt Lake Tribune and is syndicated in over 450 newspapers around the country. Bagley reached a national audience with the popular Curious George parody, Clueless George Goes to War, which critics call, “a little gem of a book that distills the Bush mispresidency down to its essence.” (BuzzFlash.com) Visit the arttalksback.com Amazon webstore to get your own free standing canvas wrapped print of the "Obama and Uncle Sam" cartoon. Three sizes are available for purchase (5", 7.75" and 15")

Yes We Did

About R.J. Matson (from rjmatson.com) R.J. Matson is the editorial cartoonist at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, The New York Observer and Roll Call. His cartoons and illustrations have appeared in many other publication, including The New Yorker, The Nation, MAD Magazine, City Limits, The Daily News, The Washington Post, Washington City Paper, Capital Style, and Rolling Stone. Born in Chicago in 1963 , Robert John Matson was raised in Brussels, Belgium and Minneapolis, Minnesota. He received a B.A. from Columbia University in 1985 and won a national Scholastic Press Association Award for cartoons he contributed to the Columbia Daily Spectator. R.J was also a visiting student at Pembroke College, Oxford University for one year. Visit the arttalksback.com Amazon webstore to get your own free standing canvas wrapped print of the "Yes We Did" cartoon. Three sizes are available for purchase (5", 7.75" and 15")

The Seat of Power...

About Jack Ohman (from Jack's Blog) Jack's editorial cartoons appear in over 300 newspapers in the United States and overseas by Tribune Media Services. At 19, while still a college sophomore at the Minnesota Daily, he was the youngest cartoonist ever to be syndicated. He enters his 28th year of syndication this year, and his cartoons have appeared in The Washington Post, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and the Boston Globe since the Carter presidency. He has won numerous awards, such as the Overseas Press Club Award for best cartoon on foreign affairs, and the National Headliners Award. He won the Sigma Delta Chi Award as the best college cartoonist in the United States. Jack has been the editorial cartoonist for The Oregonian since 1983, and he previously worked at The Columbus Dispatch and the Detroit Free Press. Oregonian reader comments on "The Seat of Power..." cartoon. Visit the arttalksback.com Amazon webstore to get your own free standing canvas wrapped print of the "The Seat of Power..." cartoon. Three sizes are available for purchase (5", 7.75" and 15")

Obama #44 - J.D. Crowe's "Famous Cartoon"

About J.D. Crowe (from J.D. Crowe's Blog)

J.D. Crowe draws five editorial cartoons a week for the Mobile Press-Register. He arrived on the Gulf Coast in 2000, just in time to cover the "hanging chad" presidential election. He came to Alabama from San Diego, California, where he was a freelance artist and occasional travel writer for the Los Angeles Times, The Sacramento Bee, San Francisco Examiner, San Diego Reader, and several other publications. He has also worked on staff as the editorial cartoonist for daily newspapers in San Diego and Fort Worth, Texas.

Click here to read J.D. Crowe's blog complete entry about one of his most famous cartoons and where it is now on display.

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