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Stewart Cameron

Illustration — "The Day After Election", a Stewart Cameron cartoon published in the Calgary Herald March 15, 1940. It anticipates the defeat of William Aberhart (at right) in the upcoming 1940 provincial election, and the resulting unemployment of Cameron himself, the "moronic cartoonist" who, by contributing to his favourite target's departure from public life, made himself obsolete. In fact, Aberhart won the election.

Stewart Cameron

Born
1912 · Calgary.
Died
1970 · Calgary.
Nationality
Canada
Occupation
cartoonist
Education
Mount Royal University

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Illustration — "The Day After Election", a Stewart Cameron cartoon published in the Calgary Herald March 15, 1940. It anticipates the defeat of William Aberhart (at right) in the upcoming 1940 provincial election, and the resulting unemployment of Cameron himself, the "moronic cartoonist" who, by contributing to his favourite target's departure from public life, made himself obsolete. In fact, Aberhart won the election.

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