Cartoonist (1869?)

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What's a good date for "cartoonist"? 1860s? Does it come from London or New York?
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(OED)
cartoonist
An artist who draws cartoons.

1880 Daily News 28 Dec. 3/1. 1883 Glasgow Her. 12 July, The cartoonist of the comic papers.
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NOTES ON BOOKS AND BOOKSELLERS.
American Literary Gazette and Publishers' Circular (1863-1872). Philadelphia: Jun 1, 1869. Vol. 13, Iss. 3; p. 53 (5 pages)
(Somewhere here on APS online--ed.)
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July 1871, <i>Scribner's Monthly</i>, pg. 328:
ART has lost Moritz von Schwind, a celebrated painter of Vienna, well known for his genial cartoons in the Wartburg, the famous mountain retreat of Luther. His death has called forth a sweet lamentation from his great brother-cartoonist, the inimitable Kaulbach, who, on hearing of this decease, declared that the world could not repair his loss as a magic delineator of the charms of the forest.
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13 April 1872, Boston <i>Daily Globe</i>, pg. 2:
Even the rival cartoonist, the English artist Matt Morgan, cannot refrain from giving the expressive face of the German-American a little touch os some one of the quaint "make ups," which Morgan from his experience at Drury Lane as a scene painter, must have aided in devising for Christmas Pantomimes.
(The article is about Thomas Nast - ed.)
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(TIMES OF LONDON)
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FOR BOMBAY,(last shipping day July 27,)the fine (Classified Advertising)
      The Times Tuesday, Jul 16, 1844; pg. 1; Issue 18663; col A
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Pall-mall.-Important Collection of beautiful Modern Pictures and (Property)
      The Times Monday, Mar 17, 1862; pg. 16; Issue 24195; col A
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Germany. (News) (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.).
      The Times Wednesday, May 07, 1879; pg. 5; Issue 29561; col B
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(OCLC WORLDCAT)
Title:Frederick Douglass letter to George W. Curtis,
1872 September 20.
Author(s):Douglass, Frederick, 1818-1895. ; Curtis, George William,; 1824-1892, ; recipient.
Year:1872
Description:2 p.
In:Allison-Shelley manuscript collection; Black history and literature collection
Language:English
Abstract:Douglass writes to George W. Curtis, editor of Harper's weekly, praising the political cartoons of Thomas Nast, suggests a German edition of Harper's to counteract Frank Leslie's illustrated newspaper, and recommends circulating the newspaper in the South to offset the "hostile though spiritless works of [cartoonist] Matt Morgan" in Leslie's newspaper.