Mark Bryant

Mark Bryant examines how cartoonists saw the most traumatic years of American history.

Mark Bryant on cartoons of the man who shook Victorian society to the core.

Mark Bryant introduces the man who drew the British Establishment at its most shockable.

Cartoons can allow us to see ourselves as others see us, often uncomfortably. Mark Bryant looks at cartoons produced across Europe about Britain’s involvement in an unpopular war in South Africa at the turn of the twentieth century.

Mark Bryant looks at the cartoons published in imperial Japan during the Second World War.

Mark Bryant looks at the first political cartoon – and one of the most influential ever – to be published in America.

Continuing his series on how cartoonists have seen events great and small, Mark Bryant looks at the coverage of one of ‘Victoria’s little wars’.

Continuing his series on how cartoonists have seen events great and small, Mark Bryant looks at the impact of Sputnik, the first artificial satellite to be put into Earth orbit and a Soviet triumph in the Cold War.

Mark Bryant looks at the way caricaturists viewed the scandal engulfing France at the end of the 19th century.

Mark Bryant takes a look at a pioneering magazine that acted as a school for a whole generation of cartoonists.