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CARTOONS AGAINST THE AXIS:
World War Two War Bonds Cartoons from the Terry-D'Alessio Collection

Opening Reception
Saturday, October 8
8:00pm to 10:00pm

Exhibit runs October 8, 2005 through February 6, 2006

Companion Online Exhibit

Map to MoCCA

Remember Pearl Harbor! In 1942 a unique art exhibit toured the United States to raise money for war bonds, featuring original works by some of the country's most famous cartoonists - CHARLES ADDAMS, PETER ARNO, SYD HOFF, CROCKETT JOHNSON, and more -- lampooning the Axis powers. After their original tour these 'toons returned to a dusty vault where they remained for over 50 years -- until now!

Thanks to the generosity of HILDA TERRY, America's first nationally-syndicated female cartoonist and widow of GREGORY D'ALESSIO, organizer of the original show, MoCCA is proud to whisk visitors back to the World War Two home front to once more enjoy these incredible examples of Art confronting Evil, an issue no more relevant in our time than in 1942.

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