The British Cartoon Archive

Images of the Welfare State: 1940s, 50s & 60s

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 This group contains cartoons published during the 1940s, 50s and 60s that depict social policies and programmes and the Welfare State.  

All records

An overview of all records in the group with annotations (where entered).

Showing records 1 to 12 of 68.

Here's to the brave new world!

Illingworth, Leslie Gilbert, 1902-1979

Daily Mail

2 December 1942

Right turn

David Low (1891-1963)

Evening Standard

03 Dec 1942

"Can I interest you in life insurance?"

David Low (1891-1963)

Evening Standard

05 Jan 1943

Just to show they mean business

David Low (1891-1963)

Evening Standard

19 Feb 1943

Chaos at Klondyke or A Jam in the Beveridge Rush

Ernest H. Shepard

Punch

24 Feb 1943

Hope for the overburdened camel

David Low (1891-1963)

Evening Standard

10 Mar 1944

Can hardly tell t'other from which

David Low (1891-1963)

Evening Standard

29 Sep 1944

Smiling Through: Cradle to the Grave. "Not so much of that Cradle to the Grave' stuff, young 'Erbert...

Joseph Lee

Evening News

05 Oct 1944

No caption

David Low (1891-1963)

Evening Standard

14 Dec 1944

No caption

David Low (1891-1963)

Evening Standard

26 Jul 1949

London Laughs. Once-Quiet Oasis / "This was a nice quiet oasis before the British began to ...

Joseph Lee

Evening News

25 Aug 1949

Prime minister under the sea

Illingworth, Leslie Gilbert, 1902-1979

Daily Mail

31 August 1949