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Camouflage Cartoons Archive

Camouflage Cartoons Archive

 

There is no way to know when camouflage was first practiced, but it is known that the first official military camouflage unit was established in 1914 in France. It was the French who named it, but the term was soon after adopted into other languages by other nations as well. Almost immediately, it became a rich resource for humor, especially among those cartoonists who had earlier lampooned Modern Art, beginning with the Armory Show in 1913. As is evidenced by this collection of vintage camouflage-themed cartoons, the satirists saw the resemblance between Cubism, Futurism, and wartime camouflage (especially disruptively-patterned “dazzle” ship camouflage). Coincident with the women’ suffrage movement, they also claimed that women had long made use of camouflage, through cosmetics, dress, and behavior, as a reliable way to hoodwink men. With the arrival of Prohibition, rum runners adopted the devious ploys of military camouflage artists, for the purpose of hiding contraband.

These and other aspects of camouflage (especially during the era of World War I) are represented in this archive of published cartoons. This material was collected, restored and assembled by UNI Emeritus Professor Roy R. Behrens over several decades, in the course of his long-term research of art, design and modern camouflage.

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  • 001. "I'm Doing the Camouflage Act." The Doings of the Duffs, by Walter Allman, 1918. by Water Allman

    001. "I'm Doing the Camouflage Act." The Doings of the Duffs, by Walter Allman, 1918.

    3-23-1918
    Chattanooga News (Chattanooga, Tennessee) March 23, 1918.

  • 002. "I See You Fell for One of Those New Camouflage Bathing Suits, Eh?" The Doings of the Duffs, by Walter Allman, 1919. by Walter Allman

    002. "I See You Fell for One of Those New Camouflage Bathing Suits, Eh?" The Doings of the Duffs, by Walter Allman, 1919.

    8-20-1919
    Palm Beach Post (Palm Beach, Florida) August 20, 1919.

  • 003. Camouflage, by Anon, 1918.

    003. Camouflage, by Anon, 1918.

    1918
    Auckland Observer (Auckland, New Zealand) 1918.

  • 004. "Why this Dazzle Get-up?," by Anon, 1919.

    004. "Why this Dazzle Get-up?," by Anon, 1919.

    1919
    Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, New York) June 3, 1919.

  • 005. Camouflaged Rowboat. 1918.

    005. Camouflaged Rowboat. 1918.

    1918

  • 006. "The Camouflaged Steed," by Anon, 1918.

    006. "The Camouflaged Steed," by Anon, 1918.

    1918
    Life (New York, New York), 1918.

  • 007. "Camouflage Department," by Anon, 1919.

    007. "Camouflage Department," by Anon, 1919.

    1919
    Cartoons Magazine (Chicago, Illinois), 1919.

  • 008. Dazzle Ball Costume. 1919.

    008. Dazzle Ball Costume. 1919.

    1919
    The Sketch (London, England), June 25, 1919.

  • 009. Dazzle Camouflaged Ship, by Anon, 1918.

    009. Dazzle Camouflaged Ship, by Anon, 1918.

    1918

  • 010. "'Dazzle' Days," by Anon. 1918

    010. "'Dazzle' Days," by Anon. 1918

    1918
    The Sketch (London, England), 1918.

  • 011. "Guilty: A Movie of Action," by Anon, 1919

    011. "Guilty: A Movie of Action," by Anon, 1919

    1919
    East Oregonian (Pendleton, Oregon), 1919.

  • 012. Fox Hen House, by Anon, 1917.

    012. Fox Hen House, by Anon, 1917.

    1917
    Punch (London, England), 1917.

  • 013. Hat Mimics, by Anon, 1918.

    013. Hat Mimics, by Anon, 1918.

    1918
    Life (New York, New York), 1918.

  • 014. Large Ladies Camouflage, by Anon, 1918.

    014. Large Ladies Camouflage, by Anon, 1918.

    4-4-1918
    Life Magazine (New York, New York), April 4, 1918, page 559.

  • 015. Wedlocked, by Anon, 1918.

    015. Wedlocked, by Anon, 1918.

    1918
    Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts), 1918.

  • 016. Futurist Cubist Baseball, by John M. Baer, 1913. by John M. Baer

    016. Futurist Cubist Baseball, by John M. Baer, 1913.

    1913
    Washington Times (Washington, D.C.), March 28, 1913.

  • 017. Soldier Camouflaged, by Bruce Bairnsfather, 1916. by Bruce Bairnsfather

    017. Soldier Camouflaged, by Bruce Bairnsfather, 1916.

    1916
    Cover of Bystander's Fragments from France (London England), No 7, 1916.

  • 018. Military Mind, by H. M. Bateman, 1918. by H. M. Bateman

    018. Military Mind, by H. M. Bateman, 1918.

    2-27-1918
    Punch (London, England), February 27, 1918, p.133.

  • 019. “Officer: Why Were You Not at Roll Call Last Evening?," by George Belcher, 1917. by George Belcher

    019. “Officer: Why Were You Not at Roll Call Last Evening?," by George Belcher, 1917.

    11-29-1917
    Punch (London, England), November 29, 1917, p. 365.

  • 020. “Camouflaged! How the Erstwhile Merchant Fleet Looks in War Paint,” by Louis Biedermann, 1918. by Louis Biedermann

    020. “Camouflaged! How the Erstwhile Merchant Fleet Looks in War Paint,” by Louis Biedermann, 1918.

    1918
    Los Angeles Evening Express (Los Angeles, California), 1918.

  • 021. “The Perfect Camouflage Artist,” by Cyril Bird, 1918. by Cyril Bird

    021. “The Perfect Camouflage Artist,” by Cyril Bird, 1918.

    1918
    Punch (London, England), 1918.

  • 022. Cubism Crazy Quilt, by Clare Briggs, 1913. by Clare Briggs

    022. Cubism Crazy Quilt, by Clare Briggs, 1913.

    4-1-1913
    New York Evening Sun (New York, New York), April 1, 1913.

  • 023. “Camouflage, Casualties, Lies,” by J.H. Cassel, 1918. by J. H. Cassel

    023. “Camouflage, Casualties, Lies,” by J.H. Cassel, 1918.

    1918
    New York Evening World (New York, New York), April 30, 1918.

  • 024. “G.O.P., No Bosses, No Secrets, Open Door,” by J.H. Cassel, 1919. by J. H. Cassel

    024. “G.O.P., No Bosses, No Secrets, Open Door,” by J.H. Cassel, 1919.

    1919
    New York Evening World (New York, New York), 1919.

  • 025. “Brighter Cricket,” by Tom Cottrell, 1919. by Tom Cottrell

    025. “Brighter Cricket,” by Tom Cottrell, 1919.

    1919
    Punch (London, England), January 22, 1919, p.59.

  • 026. “The Little Big Family - Luke is Some Little Camouflage Artist Himself,” by Bud Counihan, 1918. by Daniel (Bud) F. Counihan

    026. “The Little Big Family - Luke is Some Little Camouflage Artist Himself,” by Bud Counihan, 1918.

    1918
    Evening World Daily (New York, New York), February 23, 1918.

  • 027. “Camouflage! Oh, Where Have We Heard That Word Before,?” by Thelma Cudlipp, 1918. by Thelma Cudlipp

    027. “Camouflage! Oh, Where Have We Heard That Word Before,?” by Thelma Cudlipp, 1918.

    1918
    Vanity Fair (New York, New York), 1918.

  • 028. Cartoon of French Army Painters, by Raymond de la Neziere, 1917. by Raymond de la Neziere

    028. Cartoon of French Army Painters, by Raymond de la Neziere, 1917.

    1917
    La Baionnette (Paris, France), November 1917.

  • 029. Fence Camouflage, by R. W. Eddy, 1919. by R. W. Eddy

    029. Fence Camouflage, by R. W. Eddy, 1919.

    1919
    Cartoons Magazine (Chicago, Illinois), 1919.

  • 030. “A Free Tip for the Army: Why not Try Women Camoufleurs?,” by E. R. H., 1917. by E. R. H.

    030. “A Free Tip for the Army: Why not Try Women Camoufleurs?,” by E. R. H., 1917.

    1917
    Ogden Standard (Ogden, Utah), 1917.

  • 031. Woman’s Head on World Globe, Cover of Life Magazine, by James M. Flagg, 1905. by James M. Flagg

    031. Woman’s Head on World Globe, Cover of Life Magazine, by James M. Flagg, 1905.

    3-29-1905
    Life (New York, New York), March 29, 1905.

  • 032. Camouflage: A Packer Adaptation, by Bart O. Foss, 1919. by Bart O. Foss

    032. Camouflage: A Packer Adaptation, by Bart O. Foss, 1919.

    2-24-1919
    The Nonpartisan Leader (St. Paul, Minnesota), February 24, 1919

  • 033. “Grandma the Demon Chaperone Is Certain That Clara’s New Striped Dress is Camouflage,” by F. Fox, !917. by F. Fox

    033. “Grandma the Demon Chaperone Is Certain That Clara’s New Striped Dress is Camouflage,” by F. Fox, !917.

    8-21-1917
    Richmond Times Dispatch (Richmond, Virginia), August 21, 1917.

  • 034. “Notice Husbands - On Your Night Out. Paint One Side of Your Suit to Match the Wall Paper,” by Alfred Frueh, 1918. by Alfred Frueh

    034. “Notice Husbands - On Your Night Out. Paint One Side of Your Suit to Match the Wall Paper,” by Alfred Frueh, 1918.

    1918
    New York World (New York, New York), 1918.

  • 035. Lamp Camouflage, by R. B. Fuller, 1919. by R. B. Fuller

    035. Lamp Camouflage, by R. B. Fuller, 1919.

    1919
    Cartoons Magazine (Chicago, Illinois), 1919.

  • 036. “Old ‘Tight’ Wad Is No Guy To Have Around Where There’s Camouflage,” by E. W. Gale, 1918. by E. W. Gale

    036. “Old ‘Tight’ Wad Is No Guy To Have Around Where There’s Camouflage,” by E. W. Gale, 1918.

    1918
    Republican Herald (Pottsville, Pennsylvania), 1918.

  • 037. “Mr. Wad Uses a Little ‘Camouflage’ Paint Now and Then Himself!,” by E. W. Gale, 1917. by E. W. Gale

    037. “Mr. Wad Uses a Little ‘Camouflage’ Paint Now and Then Himself!,” by E. W. Gale, 1917.

    9-16-1917
    Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California), September 16, 1917.

  • 038. Baseball Camouflage, by Rube Goldberg, 1917. by Rube Goldberg

    038. Baseball Camouflage, by Rube Goldberg, 1917.

    10-15-1917
    Los Angeles Evening Herald (Los Angeles, California),October 15, 1917.

  • 039. “The Cubist Silks and Satins May Lead to Worse Things,” by Rube Goldberg, 1913. by Rube Goldberg

    039. “The Cubist Silks and Satins May Lead to Worse Things,” by Rube Goldberg, 1913.

    4-23-1913
    Washington Times (Washington, D. C.), April 23, 1913.

  • 040. “Do You See what I See?,” by Wallace Goldsmith, 1918. by Wallace Goldsmith

    040. “Do You See what I See?,” by Wallace Goldsmith, 1918.

    7-10-1918
    Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts), July 10, 1918, page 3.

  • 041. Camp Fire Girls In War and Peace, by John Goss, 1919. by John Goss

    041. Camp Fire Girls In War and Peace, by John Goss, 1919.

    1919
    Illustration by John Goss for Isabel Hornibrook (Boston, Massachusetts) Lothrop, Lee and Shepard Co. 1919.

  • 042. “What’s This? More of that Blinkin’ Cammy-Flage?,” by Charles Grave, 1918. by Charles Grave

    042. “What’s This? More of that Blinkin’ Cammy-Flage?,” by Charles Grave, 1918.

    1918
    Punch (London, England), 1918.

  • 043. "Padded Cell, Camouflage, Now Ladies and Gentlemen,” by A. E. Hayward, 1917. by A. E. Hayward

    043. "Padded Cell, Camouflage, Now Ladies and Gentlemen,” by A. E. Hayward, 1917.

    10-20-1917
    Evening Public Ledger (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), October 20, 1917.

  • 044. "Padded Cell, ‘Camouflage’ Beautiful Sir! See? It Fits You Like a Glove,” by A. E. Hayward, 1917. by A. E. Hayward

    044. "Padded Cell, ‘Camouflage’ Beautiful Sir! See? It Fits You Like a Glove,” by A. E. Hayward, 1917.

    10-4-1917
    Evening Public Ledger (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), October 4, 1917.

  • 045. "Padded Cell, Camouflage, One, I’ am to Meet Mama Inside,” by A. E. Hayward, 1917. by A. E. Hayward

    045. "Padded Cell, Camouflage, One, I’ am to Meet Mama Inside,” by A. E. Hayward, 1917.

    10-5-1917
    Evening Public Ledger (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), October 5, 1917.

  • 046. "Padded Cell, Camouflaging, Henree ‘The Dressmaker is Here’,” by A. E. Hayward, 1917. by A. E. Hayward

    046. "Padded Cell, Camouflaging, Henree ‘The Dressmaker is Here’,” by A. E. Hayward, 1917.

    9-18-1917
    Philadelphia Evening Ledger (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), September 18, 1917.

  • 047. “Padded Cell, Camouflaging, Rouge,” by A. E. Hayward, 1917. by A. E. Hayward

    047. “Padded Cell, Camouflaging, Rouge,” by A. E. Hayward, 1917.

    9-19-1917
    Evening Public Ledger (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), September 19, 1917.

  • 048. “Padded Cell, Portrait Painter, Camouflaging”, by A. E. Hayward, 1917. by A. E. Hayward

    048. “Padded Cell, Portrait Painter, Camouflaging”, by A. E. Hayward, 1917.

    9-27-1917
    Evening Public Ledger (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), September 27, 1917.

  • 049. “Padded Cell, Camouflaged, Hats…,” by A. E. Hayward, 1917. by A. E. Hayward

    049. “Padded Cell, Camouflaged, Hats…,” by A. E. Hayward, 1917.

    9-28-1917
    Evening Public Ledger (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), September 28, 1917.

  • 050. “Padded Cell, Camouflage, Stew,” by A. E. Hayward, 1917. by A. E. Hayward

    050. “Padded Cell, Camouflage, Stew,” by A. E. Hayward, 1917.

    10-3-1917
    Evening Public Ledger (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), October 3, 1917.

  • 051. “The Dingbat Family, If Cubist Don’t Come From There…,” by George Herriman, 1914. by George Herriman

    051. “The Dingbat Family, If Cubist Don’t Come From There…,” by George Herriman, 1914.

    1914

  • 052. “Jerry on the Job: This Camouflage Stuff May Be Overdone,” by Walter Hoban, 1917. by Walter Hoban

    052. “Jerry on the Job: This Camouflage Stuff May Be Overdone,” by Walter Hoban, 1917.

    8-16-1917
    Oregon Daily Journal (Portland, Oregon), August 16, 1917.

  • 053. “Jerry on the Job: This ‘Camouflage’ Stuff Is the Real Stuff,” by Walter Hoban, 1917. by Walter Hoban

    053. “Jerry on the Job: This ‘Camouflage’ Stuff Is the Real Stuff,” by Walter Hoban, 1917.

    7-28-1917
    South Bend News (South Bend, Indiana), July 28, 1917.

  • 054. Camouflage in Clouds, by Hugh Bernard, 1918. by Hugh Bernard

    054. Camouflage in Clouds, by Hugh Bernard, 1918.

    1918
    London Bystander (London, England), 1918.

  • 055. “Clothes Camouflage,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    055. “Clothes Camouflage,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    10-20-1917
    Boston Post (Boston, Massachusetts), October 20, 1917, page 14.

  • 056. “Antique Camouflage,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    056. “Antique Camouflage,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    11-30-1917
    Boston Post (Boston, Massachusetts), November 30, 1917.

  • 057. “Why Not?,” by Maurice Ketten, 1918. by Maurice Ketten

    057. “Why Not?,” by Maurice Ketten, 1918.

    6-19-1918
    Boston Post (Boston, Massachusetts), June 19, 1918.

  • 058. “Camouflage!,” by Maurice Ketten, 1918. by Maurice Ketten

    058. “Camouflage!,” by Maurice Ketten, 1918.

    7-1-1918
    Boston Post (Boston, Massachusetts), July 1, 1918.

  • 059. “This is a Picture of a Soldier and His Dog,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    059. “This is a Picture of a Soldier and His Dog,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    3-22-1917
    Buffalo Times (Buffalo, New York), March 22, 1917.

  • 060. “Home Camouflage,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    060. “Home Camouflage,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    10-3-1917
    Des Moines Tribune (Des Moines, Iowa), October 3, 1917.

  • 061. “Camouflage,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    061. “Camouflage,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    9-5-1917
    Des Moines Tribune (Des Moines, Iowa), September 5, 1917.

  • 062. “Flat Camouflage,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    062. “Flat Camouflage,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    10-9-1917
    Des Moines Tribune (Des Moines, Iowa), October 9, 1917.

  • 063. “Who Goes There?,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    063. “Who Goes There?,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    9-18-1917
    Des Moines Tribune (Des Moines, Iowa), September 18, 1917.

  • 064. “Camouflage Dressing,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    064. “Camouflage Dressing,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    9-18-1917
    Des Moines Tribune (Des Moines, Iowa), September 18, 1917.

  • 065. “Home Camouflage,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    065. “Home Camouflage,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    11-20-1917
    Des Moines Tribune (Des Moines, Iowa), November 20, 1917.

  • 066. “Camouflage, O, Mrs. John, Your Husband Is Flirting..,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    066. “Camouflage, O, Mrs. John, Your Husband Is Flirting..,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    12-21-1917
    Des Moines Tribune (Des Moines, Iowa), December 21, 1917.

  • 067. “Trench Camouflage, I am Tired Standing Up…,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    067. “Trench Camouflage, I am Tired Standing Up…,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    9-21-1917
    Des Moines Tribune (Des Moines, Iowa), September 21, 1917.

  • 068. “Love Camouflage, I love Your Gorgeous Hair…,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    068. “Love Camouflage, I love Your Gorgeous Hair…,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    10-27-1917
    Des Moines Tribune (Des Moines, Iowa), October 27, 1917.

  • 069. “Mr. John, Here After I Want to See You at Your Desk More…,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    069. “Mr. John, Here After I Want to See You at Your Desk More…,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    9-28-1917
    Des Moines Tribune (Des Moines, Iowa), September 28, 1917.

  • 070. “The Latest in Art and Fashion, Coming - The Accordion Pleated Spring Coat…, by Maurice Ketten, 1913. by Maurice Ketten

    070. “The Latest in Art and Fashion, Coming - The Accordion Pleated Spring Coat…, by Maurice Ketten, 1913.

    2-18-1913
    Evening World (New York, New York) February 18, 1913.

  • 071. “See Those Two Strong Looking Men!...,” by Maurice Ketten, 1918. by Maruice Ketten

    071. “See Those Two Strong Looking Men!...,” by Maurice Ketten, 1918.

    7-23-1913
    Evening World (New York, New York) July 23, 1913.

  • 072. “One Ragout of Lamb, Throw Me One Cat…,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    072. “One Ragout of Lamb, Throw Me One Cat…,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    9-29-1917
    Galveston Daily News (Galveston, Texas), September 29, 1917.

  • 073. “Home Camouflage, This Wallpaper is Full of Holes…,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    073. “Home Camouflage, This Wallpaper is Full of Holes…,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    10-1-1917
    Des Moines Tribune (Des Moines, Iowa), October 1, 1917.

  • 074. “O, Let Her Go to the Movies…,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    074. “O, Let Her Go to the Movies…,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    12-22-1917
    Buffalo Times (Buffalo, New York), December 22, 1917.

  • 075. “Always Keep the Tip of Your Rod Dry…, “ by Maurice Ketten, 1919. by Maurice Ketten

    075. “Always Keep the Tip of Your Rod Dry…, “ by Maurice Ketten, 1919.

    6-14-1917
    Evening World (New York, New York), June 14, 1919.

  • 076. “Can You Beat It?, The Doctor Told Me…,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917. by Maurice Ketten

    076. “Can You Beat It?, The Doctor Told Me…,” by Maurice Ketten, 1917.

    12-11-1917
    Press Daily Magazine, December 11, 1917.

  • 077. “After the Cubist Food Exhibit,” by Frank King, 1913. by Frank King

    077. “After the Cubist Food Exhibit,” by Frank King, 1913.

    1913
    Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois), 1913.

  • 078. “Freakish, But It Serves to Deceive the Sea Pirates…,” by H. A. MacGill, 1918. by H. A. MacGill

    078. “Freakish, But It Serves to Deceive the Sea Pirates…,” by H. A. MacGill, 1918.

    8-26-1918
    Bridgeport Telegram (Bridgeport, Connecticut), August 26, 1918.

  • 079. “An Efficiency Expert at Work,” by John T. McClutheon, 1918. by John T. McClutheon

    079. “An Efficiency Expert at Work,” by John T. McClutheon, 1918.

    7-10-1918
    Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois), July 10, 1918.

  • 080. “The Anti-Camouflage Specialists at Work,” by John T. McClutheon, 1919. by John T. McClutheon

    080. “The Anti-Camouflage Specialists at Work,” by John T. McClutheon, 1919.

    11-13-1919
    Washington Times (Washington, D. C.), November 13, 1919.

  • 081. “Our Involuntary Disguises,” by Rawley Morgan, 1918. by Rawley Morgan

    081. “Our Involuntary Disguises,” by Rawley Morgan, 1918.

    3-20-1918
    Bystander (London, England), March 20, 1918, page 613.

  • 082. “Remarkable Case of Protective Coloration…,” by George Morrow, 1915. by George Morrow

    082. “Remarkable Case of Protective Coloration…,” by George Morrow, 1915.

    4-7-1915
    Punch (London, England), April 7, 1915.

  • 083. “Camouflage, It Was Just Like This In the Olden Days…,” by Burt Shafer, Sheboygan Press, 1918. by Burt Shafer

    083. “Camouflage, It Was Just Like This In the Olden Days…,” by Burt Shafer, Sheboygan Press, 1918.

    1-7-1918
    Sheboygan Press (Sheboygan, Michigan), January 7, 1918.

  • 084. “Spread of the Dazzle Cult,” by E. H. Shephard, 1918. by E. H. Shephard

    084. “Spread of the Dazzle Cult,” by E. H. Shephard, 1918.

    1918
    Punch (London, England), 1918.

  • 085. Camouflage Socks, by Calvert Smith, 1919 by Calvert Smith

    085. Camouflage Socks, by Calvert Smith, 1919

    9-1919
    Harpers Magazine (New York, New York), September 1919.

  • 086. Camouflage Bathing Suit, by G. I. Stampa, 1919. by G. I. Stampa

    086. Camouflage Bathing Suit, by G. I. Stampa, 1919.

    7-2-1919
    Punch (London, England), July 2, 1919.

  • 087. “Speaking of Camouflage, Here Are Some Navy-Yard Varieties,” by R. Stephens, 1918. by R. Stephens

    087. “Speaking of Camouflage, Here Are Some Navy-Yard Varieties,” by R. Stephens, 1918.

    2-12-1918
    Evening Public Ledger (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), February 12, 1918.

  • 088. “Polly and Her Pals, She Couldn’t Camouflage a Cat…,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918. by Cliff Sterrett

    088. “Polly and Her Pals, She Couldn’t Camouflage a Cat…,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918.

    9-26-1918
    Bridgeport Telegram (Bridgeport, Connecticut), September 26, 1918.

  • 089. “ Polly and Her Pals, As I Live, There's That Peepin’ Tom at the Window Again…,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918. by Cliff Sterrett

    089. “ Polly and Her Pals, As I Live, There's That Peepin’ Tom at the Window Again…,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918.

    1918

  • 090. “Polly and Her Pals, There’s Perfect Safety in Camouflage,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918. by Cliff Sterrett

    090. “Polly and Her Pals, There’s Perfect Safety in Camouflage,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918.

    9-25-1918
    Salt Lake Herald (Salt Lake City, Utah), September 25, 1918.

  • 091. “Polly and Her Pals, You’re Supposed to Be a Spy Catcher…,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918. by Cliff Sterrett

    091. “Polly and Her Pals, You’re Supposed to Be a Spy Catcher…,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918.

    9-27-1918
    Washington Times (Washington, District of Columbia), September 27, 1918.

  • 092. “Visitor: ‘Ah, You Belong to the Camouflage School of Painting!’.” by Dudley C. Tennant, by Dudley C. Tennant

    092. “Visitor: ‘Ah, You Belong to the Camouflage School of Painting!’.” by Dudley C. Tennant,

    1917
    Bystander (London, England), 1917.

  • 093. Camouflage Did Not Work, by Burt Thomas, 1918. by Burt Thomas

    093. Camouflage Did Not Work, by Burt Thomas, 1918.

    1918
    Detroit News (Detroit, Michigan), 1918.

  • 094. Hidden Figures, “More Camouflage,” by J. W. Vawter, 1918. by J. W. Vawter

    094. Hidden Figures, “More Camouflage,” by J. W. Vawter, 1918.

    1918
    Life (New York, New York), 1918.

  • 095. “Gink and Dink, What Do Men Know About Art?,” by C. A. Voight, 1913. by C. A. Voight

    095. “Gink and Dink, What Do Men Know About Art?,” by C. A. Voight, 1913.

    2-20-1913
    Bisbee Daily Review (Bisbee, Arizona), February 20, 1913, page 7.

  • 096. Ship Camouflage [Print], by Bernhardt Wall, 1918. by Bernhardt Wall

    096. Ship Camouflage [Print], by Bernhardt Wall, 1918.

    1918
    [Print], 1918.

  • 097. “ The Struggle to Raise a Moustache since Camouflage was Invented,” by Harold Tucker Webster, 1917. by Harold Tucker Webster

    097. “ The Struggle to Raise a Moustache since Camouflage was Invented,” by Harold Tucker Webster, 1917.

    12-7-1917
    Kansas City Times (Kansas City, Missouri), December 7, 1917.

  • 098. “That’s Alice Goofin, Johnny Daughter of the Hostess, Isn’t She a Hot Looking Sketch?!!,” by Weaton, 1917. by Weaton

    098. “That’s Alice Goofin, Johnny Daughter of the Hostess, Isn’t She a Hot Looking Sketch?!!,” by Weaton, 1917.

    11-17-1917
    Des Moines Tribune (Des Moines, Iowa), November 17, 1917.

  • 099. “The Parrot. The Carrot,” by Robert Williams Woods, 1907. by Robert William Woods

    099. “The Parrot. The Carrot,” by Robert Williams Woods, 1907.

    1907
    How to Tell the Birds from the Flowers, by Robert William Woods, 1907.

  • 100. Wears Chintz to the Party, by Starr Wood, 1921. by Starr Wood

    100. Wears Chintz to the Party, by Starr Wood, 1921.

    8-3-1921
    Punch (London, England), August 3, 1921.

  • 101. “The Camouflage Couch Screen,” by Anon, 1917.

    101. “The Camouflage Couch Screen,” by Anon, 1917.

    1917
    Life (New York, New York), 1917.

  • 102. “Dodging Charon,” by Anon, 1919.

    102. “Dodging Charon,” by Anon, 1919.

    1919
    The Sketch (London, England), 1919.

  • 103. “Camouflage, Front and Rear,” by Anon, 1918.

    103. “Camouflage, Front and Rear,” by Anon, 1918.

    1918
    Life (New York, New York), 1918.

  • 104. “Bachelors, Beware!,” by Artist Unclear, 1918.

    104. “Bachelors, Beware!,” by Artist Unclear, 1918.

    1918
    Life (New York, New York), 1918.

  • 105. Eating Cloves, by Artist Unclear, 1917.

    105. Eating Cloves, by Artist Unclear, 1917.

    1917
    Life (New York, New York), 1917.

  • 107. “The Artist (to the chameleon),” by Charles Hughes, 1918. by Charles Hughes

    107. “The Artist (to the chameleon),” by Charles Hughes, 1918.

    1918
    Life (New York, New York), 1918.

  • 108. “Polly and Her Pals, Wots This Gossip I hear,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918. by Cliff Sterrett

    108. “Polly and Her Pals, Wots This Gossip I hear,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918.

    3-24-1918
    Abilene Daily Reporter (Abilene, Texas), March 24, 1918.

  • 109. “Polly and Her Pals, It Was All Camouflage to Pa…,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918. by Cliff Sterrett

    109. “Polly and Her Pals, It Was All Camouflage to Pa…,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918.

    1918
    Chester Times (Chester, Pennsylvania), September 27, 1918.

  • 110. “Polly and Her Pals, Pa’s an Expert at Coquetting with Camouflage,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918. by Cliff Sterrett

    110. “Polly and Her Pals, Pa’s an Expert at Coquetting with Camouflage,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918.

    3-26-1918
    Juneau Daily Empire (Juneau, Alaska), March 26, 1918, page 14.

  • 111. “Polly and Her Pals,There’s No Camouflage about Aunt Maggie,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918. by Cliff Sterrett

    111. “Polly and Her Pals,There’s No Camouflage about Aunt Maggie,” by Cliff Sterrett, 1918.

    3-23-1918
    South Bend News Times (South Bend, Indiana), March 23, 1918, page 6.

  • 112. Zebra, “Too Much Camouflage,” by Fay Barnes, 1918. by Fay Barnes

    112. Zebra, “Too Much Camouflage,” by Fay Barnes, 1918.

    1918
    Life (New York, New York), 1918.

  • 113. Camouflaged Spanking, “Willie, Who has been Reading…,” by G. B. Inwood, 1917. by G. B. Inwood

    113. Camouflaged Spanking, “Willie, Who has been Reading…,” by G. B. Inwood, 1917.

    1917
    Life (New York, New York), 1917.

  • 114. Horse Camouflage, “Rookie: Camouflage is Certainly Wonderful!,” by G. B. Inwood, 1919. by G. B. Inwood

    114. Horse Camouflage, “Rookie: Camouflage is Certainly Wonderful!,” by G. B. Inwood, 1919.

    1919
    Life (New York, New York), 1919.

  • 115. Over Here, “Camouflage Is a New Word, but an Old Practice,” by Jack Callahan, 1918. by Jack Callahan

    115. Over Here, “Camouflage Is a New Word, but an Old Practice,” by Jack Callahan, 1918.

    3-23-1918
    Washington Times (Washington, District of Columbia), March 23, 1918.

  • 116. “The Art of Camouflage,” by Phifer, 1919. by Phifer

    116. “The Art of Camouflage,” by Phifer, 1919.

    1919
    Life (New York, New York), 1919.

 
 
 

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