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Birth
1885 (Linkoping, Sweden)
Death
1948 (Stamford, Connecticut)
Lived/Active
New York
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New York Armory Show of 1913
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Oscar Edward Cesare, 1886-1948, was a draftsman, political cartoonist, and painter who created posters and drawings during World War I supporting Allied efforts. They were published in various periodicals, and re-published in the magazine Cartoons between 1915 and 1917.
His "Remember the Bond," depicting a soldier caught in barbed wire, appeared in the New York Evening Post newspaper. Other war-time images in the collection of the University of Virginia include "Aid the Red Cross Here," (showing 500 of 1929 characters). |
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