Jack Eldridge

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Jack Eldridge was a Federation era Bulletin cartoonist. His works include "A family likeness!" and "Getting Into Condition".
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cartoonist, contributed cartoons to the Bulletin in 1896-97, eg “A family likeness!” (man inspecting casts of criminals after execution), published 5 September 1896; “Made in Germany”: A sketch on the arrival of the S.S. Friedrich der Grosse 1897 [anti-German immigrant cartoon, ill. King II, 55]; Getting Into Condition [rear view of fat woman on bicycle] 'after J.I Foster’, 1897 (ill. King II, 70).

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Writers:
Kerr, Joan
Date written:
1996
Last updated:
2007

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References [<ExternalResource: King, Jonathan (1983), 'A cartoon history of Australia : a social history of Australia in cartoons', Savvass, Adelaide, SA.>]