Tomfoolery;

Tomfoolery is a collection of humorous illustrations and cartoons by James Montgomery Flagg, originally published in 1903. Flagg, a prominent American artist and illustrator, is known for his work in advertising and propaganda, including the iconic "I Want You" Uncle Sam poster. This volume showcases his early talent for visual humor and social satire. The cartoons in "Tomfoolery" reflect the ³¨© of the early 20th century, offering a glimpse into the era's popular culture and comedic sensibilities. With witty drawings and clever observations, Flagg's Tomfoolery provides timeless entertainment and a valuable look at the evolution of American humor.

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