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Art Young

14 works

Browse 14 works by Art Young from the Library of Congress. Every work here links to the museum that holds it, and anyone can save it at up to 2,500 pixels on the long side without paying.

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Satirical four-panel cartoon contrasting Bible quotations with greedy businessmen, lawyers and a rich man's luxurious interio

The sermon on the mount as applied to a commercial age

1911

Two-panel political cartoon: a man in a suit faces a barren stumpy field on the left and a sunlit wheat field on the right.

A question of courage

1908

Crowded illustration of striped-uniformed prisoners with raised arms and shouting faces behind jail bars, with a red sign.

‘Fill that cell!’

1908

Satirical 1911 print by Art Young of seated professionals labeled with items for sale, in an ornate room beside a dim street.

For sale

1911

Two-panel caricature: coin counterfeiters in a dim attic workshop beside well-dressed financiers with stock certificates in a

The counterfeiters of coin and the counterfeiters of securities

1910

Color caricature of a ghost labeled Spirit of Honesty startling a crowd of suited men in a dark office.

The haunted house

1907

Colored cartoon: powerful men on a cloud marked IMMUNITY look down on prisoners, police and a crowded city street.

Above the law

1907

Color print of a dark galley hold with children and men rowing, watched by a whip-wielding overseer labeled Greed.

The galley

1909

Blue-toned print of a clergyman with a Holy Ledger above labeled slum streets, including Tuberculosis Alley and Filth Lane.

Holy trinity

1909

Satirical print: men enter a penitentiary under a giant pointing hand, and released ex-convicts leave to a city marked ex-con

The in and the out of our penal system

1909

Satirical print of a hooded figure labeled Necessity looming over a child worker in a cramped room, with factory smokestacks

Next!

1912

Colour cartoon of a crowd of caricatured men with 'Common People' signs gathered below a large statue on a pedestal.

The ‘common people’ - a picture for cartoonists

1910

Pen drawing of a crowd toppling an equestrian statue at Bowling Green beside a row of satirically named apartment buildings.

Destroying the Statue of George II at the Bowling Green New York

1908

Ink drawing of a crowded 1907 restaurant with diners in large feathered hats at white-clothed tables and a city view through

Untitled - Art Young, 1907

1907