Political cartoons, political cartoon history, cartoonists, archives; a guide to websites
British Library Newspaper Collection
British Comics Collection
British Cartoon Archive, University of Kent
Cartooning for Peace – Dessins pour la Paix
Political cartoons. com.
Mostly American cartoons; includes other sites.
Cartoon Archives. Political cartoons.
Charlie Hebdo
Charlie Hebdo is a French satirical weekly newspaper, featuring cartoons, polemics and jokes.
History of Political Cartoons
A history of political cartoons from Virginia University.
Political Cartoons.com
Collection of editorial cartoons updated daily and hosted by Slate Magazine.
The Political Cartoon Society, UK
Pulitzer Prizes for Editorial Cartooning, Wikipedia entry.
Spectator cartoons.
Brussels Comic Strip Museum
The Political Cartoon Society
The society’s aim is to promote the ‘political’ cartoon by way of amusing, informing and educating. Cartooning in Britain has an unrivalled heritage going back over many hundreds of years. From Hogarth through Gillray via Will Dyson Low and Vicky to the present day, cartoonists have had a major impact on readers.
Low, David
Low, David. Sir David Alexander Cecil Low
David Low, active throughout the 30s and 40s, was one of Britain’s greatest political cartoonists.
David Low. British Cartoon Archive
David Low. Guardian David Low cartoon exhibition.
David Low
Rowson, Martin. Martin Rowson political cartoons in The Guardian.
Shrigley, David. David Shrigley
David Shrigley is known for his deliberately crude drawings that make witty observations on everyday life.
Steadman. Ralph. Ralph Steadman
Louis XVIII and Napoleon, by Cuickshank
Tweets about Political cartoonists