Doyle, Jerry (1898 - 1986)
Doyle spent most of his career at The Philadelphia Record, The Philadelphia Daily News and The Philadelphia Inquirer. Doyle's support for the New Deal meant that his cartoons generally expressed support for President Roosevelt, whom he depicted as tall, imposing, powerful, and larger-than-life. Doyle’s early and continual criticism towards Hitler and Mussolini made him the only American cartoonist to be put on the Nazi hit list.
Cartoons for sale:
- Pull the Democratic lever and pull your City out of the hole, 1937
- £575
- 43cm x 36cm
- Philadelphia Inquirer
President Roosevelt New Deal cartoon.
- A Lesson to Uncle Sam, 1938
- £750
- 36cm x 39cm
- Philadelphia Inquirer
Hitler holds up John Bull cartoon.
- ANOTHER "ABDICATION"?, 1938
- £445
- 37cm x 39cm
- Philadelphia Inquirer
Abdication Edward VIII cartoon.
- SOUR NOTES OF THE LATEST SONG HITS, 1938
- £395
- 37cm x 40cm
- Philadelphia Inquirer
Includes Neville Chamberlain Umbrella cartoon.
- MAYBE THEY COULD SWAP THEM, LIKE THEY DO IN BASEBALL!, 1937
- £395
- 36cm x 41cm
- Philadelphia Inquirer
Wallace Simpson cartoon.
