Robert “Bob” Satterfield, born in Sharon, Pennsylvania, entered the
creamery business and developed his artistic work in idle
moments. His cartooning career began when he sold a cartoon to
Robert F. Paine, editor of The Press in Cleveland in the 1890’s.
He became a political cartoonist with the Binghamton Sun, Cleveland Press, Cleveland News, Sandusky Register, and Kansas City World.
Inspired by Franklin D. Roo (showing 500 of 1354 characters). |
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