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abroad." Among his most famous cartoons were the 1931 Pulitzer Prize –winning editorial cartoon, "A Wise
Economist Asks a Question" and "The Colors", one of his most famous wartime cartoons, which depicts in four panels the scenes of a peaceful harvest, dead soldiers on a battlefield, a group of mourners, and the soldiers' gravestones that is accompanied by his four-line poem. Other memorable cartoons are "Mail Call", which depicts a soldier who did not receive mail standing in the middle of a crowd of happy soldiers who did, and "The Mysterious Stranger", about
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enjoyed drawing a type of cartoon which might be considered a sort of pictorial breakfast food. It had the cardinal asset of making the beginning of the day sunnier." McCutcheon's "Bird Center" cartoons depicted a fictional small town that included a stereotypical cast of characters. A collection of his work from the series was published as
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McCutcheon was also famous for the folksy cartoons of rural life at the fictional town of Bird Center. Syndicated columnist O. O. McIntyre once wrote of McCutcheon: "No cartoonist of his or any other time has so influenced public thought and clarified it for better thinking about affairs at home and
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During his sixty-year career as an artist, McCutcheon became one of the highest paid cartoonists in the United States. He also supplemented his income with freelance work and publishing numerous books. In addition, McCutcheon was considered the "Dean of
American Cartoonists" even before his death in
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featured humorous cartoons, not merely illustrations of news stories. A signature part of his cartoons also included the regular appearance of a non-descript dog, which became popular with his audience. In 1902 McCutcheon introduced a new type of cartoon that featured human-interest themes. He also
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where he remained until his retirement in 1946. McCutcheon brought along his boy-theme cartoons, as well as his signature dog illustration, but he also introduced another human-interest series. In describing his reason for creating his human interest-themed cartoons, McCutcheon said, "I always
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until his retirement in 1946. He also continued traveling the world, an activity he had enjoyed throughout his life and took frequent trips to his island home in the
Bahamas. McCutcheon also began work on his autobiography, but he died before completing it.
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Chicago. McCutcheon also illustrated Ade's series of stories about everyday life in Chicago called "Stories of the Streets and the Town". Collections of Ade's articles and McCutcheon's illustrations were published in a series of books from 1894 to 1900.
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McCutcheon is memorialized in a coeducational dormitory named McCutcheon Hall on the Purdue
University campus in West Lafayette, Indiana. The lobby displays an original of one of his drawings, a nearly life-size drawing of a young
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and, after 1905, its commercial editor. Ben McCutcheon also headed in publishing company. All three brothers wrote and did drawings during their youth. Their sister was Jessie (McCutcheon) Nelson.
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for forty years and included many memorable works such as "A Boy in
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for his 1931 editorial cartoon, "A Wise
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Slow Ball
Cartoonist: The Extraordinary Life of Indiana Native and Pulitzer Prize Winner John T. McCutcheon of the Chicago Tribune
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s history. McCutcheon's inspiration for the cartoon came from his boyhood years in Indiana. In addition to annual reprints in the
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in 1910. It also appeared annually in the fall from 1912 until 1993. It became one of the most popular cartoon features in the
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In addition to his work as a newspaper cartoonist, McCutcheon became a war correspondent and combat artist who covered the
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Best known for his political cartoons, McCutcheon was also a noted war correspondent of the early twentieth century.
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began his famous series of boy-themed cartoons. Another series reported on Prince Henry of Prussia's American tour.
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on May 1, 1898, and remained in the Philippines for several months to report on war before resuming his travels.
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in 1903, remaining there until his retirement in 1946. McCutcheon's cartoons appeared on the front page of the
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degree in industrial arts. While a college student at Purdue, he became a founding member of the campus's
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veteran, a farmer, stock raiser, and sheriff of Tippecanoe County. The McCutcheon family moved to
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1803:"John T. McCutcheon, Dean of American Cartoonists: Adventurer and Inventor of the Slow Ball"
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to report on the Boer War in 1900. He later returned to Africa in 1909–10 to take part in
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in Chicago. Evelyn McCutcheon completed her husband's unfinished autobiography,
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On January 20, 1917, McCutcheon married Evelyn Shaw, the daughter of his friend
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1905 chases old 1904 into the history books in this John T. McCutcheon cartoon.
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2071:(includes primary source materials) at Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York
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profile essay by Gustavus C. Widney (with cartoon samples), published in 1908
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John T. McCutcheon Collection, 1883–1943 (Bulk 1914–1929) Collection Guide
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John T. McCutcheon Collection, 1883–1943 (Bulk 1914–1929) Collection Guide
1197:. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society Press. pp. 3, 4, and 138.
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exhibit in 1928 and as a lifesize diorama and a fireworks display at the
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A Grand Tradition: The Arts and Artists of the Hoosier Salon, 1925 –1990
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at Tippecanoe County, Indiana, (his home county) is named in his honor.
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2021:"Inventory to the John T. McCutcheon Cartoons and Drawings, 1903–1945"
2011:"Inventory of the John T McCutcheon Papers, 1834–1996, Bulk 1889–1950"
864:–winning editorial cartoon, "A Wise Economist Asks a Question", was a
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From 1921 until 1948, McCutcheon served as the first president of the
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for his 1931 editorial cartoon, "A Wise Economist Asks A Question."
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in 1890, after graduating from Purdue, to work as an artist for the
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Bird Center Cartoons: Chronicle of Social Happenings at Bird Center
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Bird Center Cartoons: Chronicle of Social Happenings at Bird Center
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2005:"Draw Your Own Conclusions: Political Cartooning Then and ?"
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In 1927 McCutcheon and other American cartoonists that included
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2109:(cartoon) in the collections of the Indiana Historical Society
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1566:"Cartoons by McCutcheon: A Selection of One Hundred Drawings"
362:. McCutcheon introduced Carl Sandburg to the Bahamian song, "
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at the beginning of World War I. He also covered the war in
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at the Purdue University Libraries, West Lafayette, Indiana
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Drawn from Memory: The Autobiography of John T. McCutcheon
445:. McCutcheon's five-column work for the front page of the
2081:"John Tinney McCutcheon Collection of Editorial Cartoons"
1883:"John Tinney McCutcheon Collection of Editorial Cartoons"
1458:"John Tinney McCutcheon Collection of Editorial Cartoons"
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before returning to his work as a cartoonist in Chicago.
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2091:"John Tinney McCutcheon Editorial Cartoons (Collection)"
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digital exhibit, Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York
1053:. Crawfordsville, Indiana: Wabash College. p. 202.
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McCutcheon's cartoons appeared on the front page of the
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called him "the father of the human-interest cartoon".
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Indiana's 200: The People Who Shaped the Hoosier State
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Gugin, Linda C., and James E. St. Clair, eds. (2015).
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Indiana's 200: The People Who Shaped the Hoosier State
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in 1895 to collaborate on illustrated stories for the
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A Family Island: A Short History of Salt Cay, Bahamas
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In Africa: Hunting Adventures in the Big Game Country
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McCutcheon drew the cover art for the first issue of
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John Tinney McCutcheon was born on May 6, 1870, near
1946:. West Lafayette, Indiana: Purdue University Press.
1905:. Purdue University Archives and Special Collections
1138:. Purdue University Archives and Special Collections
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1759:. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society Press.
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551:Correspondent, combat artist, and world traveler
2420:Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning winners
2059:at the Indiana Historical Society, Indianapolis
1483:Judith Vale Newton and Carol Ann Weiss (1993).
303:fraternity chapter and worked with typographer
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1903:"McCutcheon, John T. (John Tinney), 1870–1949"
1136:"McCutcheon, John T. (John Tinney), 1870–1949"
959:(1909) illustrated with cartoons by the author
853:comics) had their work featured in the annual
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1499:"1932 Pulitzer Prizes | Editorial Cartooning"
912:Cartoons: A Selection of One Hundred Drawings
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1568:. A.C. McClurg – via Internet Archive.
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717:McCutcheon died in his sleep at his home in
1664:. Crawfordsville, Indiana: Wabash College.
1608:McCutcheon, John Tinney (January 1, 1905).
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2077:at The Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois
1965:. Fort Lauderdale, Florida: Salt Cau Pub.
1742:. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society
1662:Indiana Authors and Their Books, 1816–1916
1611:The Mysterious Stranger and Other Cartoons
1564:John Tinney McCutcheon (January 1, 1903).
1246:. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society
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939:Congressman Pumphrey, the People's Friend
366:," which subsequently became a standard.
2063:"The John T. McCutcheon Digital Exhibit"
2051:"John T. McCutcheon cartoons collection"
1835:"John T. McCutcheon Cartoons Collection"
1586:. Washington, D.C.: U.S. War Department
1399:"John T. McCutcheon cartoons collection"
1356:"McCutcheon, Famed Artist is Found Dead"
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593:What a Man Sees Who Goes Away from Home
19:For the politician from Washington, see
2430:Burials at Graceland Cemetery (Chicago)
2144:Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning
2013:(includes primary source materials) at
1691:Benzkofer, Stephan (October 16, 2011).
1364:. Chicago. UP. June 10, 1949. p. 8
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816:for "A Wise Economist Asks a Question".
814:Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning
225:in South Africa. He also reported from
2395:People from Tippecanoe County, Indiana
2075:"John T. McCutcheon Papers, 1834-1996"
1867:"John T. McCutcheon Papers, 1834–1996"
1837:. Chicago History Museum. July 8, 2015
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1588:Commission on Training Camp Activities
1401:. Chicago History Museum. July 8, 2015
1384:"John T. McCutcheon Papers, 1834–1996"
1328:Stephan Benzkofer (October 16, 2011).
646:, where he met and drew a portrait of
619:. McCutcheon was an eyewitness to the
721:, on June 10, 1949. He was buried at
541:Native Americans in the United States
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1996:Works by or about John T. McCutcheon
327:John T. and Evelyn (Shaw) McCutcheon
1693:"Class cartoon had life of its own"
1629:"Injun Summer - John T. McCutcheon"
1616:the mysterious stranger mccutcheon.
1330:"Class cartoon had life of its own"
189:U. S. presidential campaign of 1896
1801:Harvey, R. C. (December 6, 2012).
642:. In 1914, McCutcheon traveled to
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1097:R. C. Harvey (December 6, 2012).
881:Travel Plaza 1, Mile Post 22, at
430:(left) and McCutcheon, c. 1894/95
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2039:"John T. McCutcheon, Cartoonist"
945:What Does Christmas Really Mean?
764:; and in the collections of the
1918:Simkin, John (September 1997).
1660:Banta, R. E., compiler (1949).
615:before transferring to the USS
354:, and from 1916 to 1979, owned
104:, author, and war correspondent
21:John T. McCutcheon (politician)
2400:American editorial cartoonists
1541:. ezpassin.com. Archived from
1265:John Simkin (September 1997).
1049:R. E. Banta, compiler (1949).
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2053:at the Chicago History Museum
2047:at the Chicago Public Library
2045:"John T. McCutcheon Cartoons"
1819:"John T. McCutcheon Cartoons"
1712:Culver, Nina (July 6, 2016).
1414:"John T. McCutcheon Cartoons"
443:presidential campaign of 1896
295:and graduated in 1889 with a
2069:"John T. McCutcheon Papers,"
1961:McCutcheon, H. Shaw (2001).
1942:Garel-Franzen, Tony (2016).
1539:"Travel Plazas / Rest Stops"
1166:Nina Culver (July 6, 2016).
914:(1903) with introduction by
535:Despite its popularity, the
417:World's Columbian Exhibition
1987:Works by John T. McCutcheon
1922:. Spartacus-educational.com
1851:"John T. McCutcheon Papers"
1436:"John T. McCutcheon Papers"
1372:– via Newspapers.com.
1269:. Spartacus-educational.com
900:Stories of Filipino Warfare
579:, as well as Europe during
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981:Dawson ’11, Fortune Hunter
889:is named after McCutcheon.
738:Indiana Historical Society
686:Chicago Zoological Society
652:German invasion of Belgium
276:(1866–1928), who authored
255:Tippecanoe County, Indiana
235:German invasion of Belgium
63:Tippecanoe County, Indiana
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1235:"Biographical Sketch" in
756:in Chicago, Illinois; at
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291:John McCutcheon attended
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2425:Purdue University alumni
2101:"McCutcheon High School"
1821:. Chicago Public Library
1733:Gascoine, Kelly (2008).
1416:. Chicago Public Library
894:Selected published works
812:McCutcheon received the
601:U.S. Treasury Department
347:, for thirty-six years.
245:Early life and education
122:Evelyn (Shaw) McCutcheon
2289:Bruce Alexander Russell
2029:Encyclopedia Britannica
1237:Kelly Gascoine (2008).
947:(1908) with J. L. Jones
734:West Lafayette, Indiana
634:and spent some time on
569:Philippine–American War
269:'s farming operations.
219:Philippine–American War
2410:Chicago Tribune people
2264:Herbert Lawrence Block
2095:University of Missouri
2085:University of Missouri
1887:University of Missouri
1869:. The Newberry Library
1462:University of Missouri
1386:. The Newberry Library
1017:George Barr McCutcheon
957:Doing the Grand Canyon
872:McCutcheon High School
817:
788:'s defection from the
766:University of Missouri
750:Chicago Public Library
746:Chicago History Museum
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440:William Jennings Bryan
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274:George Barr McCutcheon
151:John Tinney McCutcheon
142:George Barr McCutcheon
2033:"John T. McCutcheon,"
2027:"John T. McCutcheon,"
1853:. Syracuse University
1720:. Spokane, Washington
1438:. Syracuse University
1174:. Spokane, Washington
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333:Howard Van Doren Shaw
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2415:Artists from Chicago
2405:Artists from Indiana
2276:Clifford K. Berryman
2015:The Newberry Library
1805:. The Comics Journal
1718:The Spokesman-Review
1584:pritzkermilitary.org
1172:The Spokesman-Review
1101:. The Comics Journal
999:The Island Song Book
754:The Newberry Library
621:Battle of Manila Bay
565:Spanish–American War
505:"Injun Summer", 1907
472:McCutcheon left the
389:Chicago Morning News
341:The Spokesman-Review
215:Battle of Manila Bay
211:Spanish–American War
171:Chicago Morning News
155:political cartoonist
2198:Charles R. Macauley
2035:Lambiek Comicopedia
2017:, Chicago, Illinois
1699:. Chicago, Illinois
1643:"T. R. in Cartoons"
1545:on October 13, 2015
1519:. Purdue University
1336:. Chicago, Illinois
840:Little Orphan Annie
758:Syracuse University
530:Century of Progress
345:Spokane, Washington
319:Marriage and family
297:Bachelor of Science
16:American cartoonist
2301:Reuben L. Goldberg
2210:John T. McCutcheon
1785:has generic name (
1156:Banta, pp. 201–02.
975:History of Indiana
860:McCutcheon's 1932
843:comic strip), and
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773:Chicago Daily News
762:Syracuse, New York
740:'s collections at
723:Graceland Cemetery
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640:Theodore Roosevelt
599:as a guest of the
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526:Indiana State Fair
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259:American Civil War
165:graduate moved to
91:Graceland Cemetery
32:John T. McCutcheon
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2313:James T. Berryman
2246:Charles G. Werner
2174:D. R. Fitzpatrick
1991:Project Gutenberg
1920:"John McCutcheon"
1766:978-0-87195-387-2
1517:"McCutcheon Hall"
1267:"John McCutcheon"
1204:978-0-87195-387-2
887:Indiana Toll Road
850:Toonerville Folks
804:Honors and awards
727:Drawn from Memory
680:magazine in 1924.
391:(later named the
385:Chicago, Illinois
381:Lafayette Journal
364:The John B. Sails
293:Purdue University
267:Purdue University
207:Drawn from Memory
201:for forty years.
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167:Chicago, Illinois
163:Purdue University
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