A concise history of cartoons and funny pictures

We all like to laugh and a smile and it is not faster up to evoke joy view as cartoons and humorous images.
For caves, as long as man to paint could and draw, funny pictures and cartoons were shown on walls, canvas, paper, floors, ceilings and even skin!
Many award-winning artists drawn and painted funny and funny pictures, not to mention such legendary historical figures such as Raphael and Leonardo de Vinci whose komischen work highly regarded.
In the fifteenth century, the printing press was popularized by Johann Gutenberg and later this invention led to the possibility, satirical images for distribution, to replicate the masses. In the 16 humorous cartoon strips did pass politician the possibility of illiterate their cause and win valuable votes reach. They were also a powerful tool of propaganda and party.
In contrast to the famous Queen Victoria, say, "We are not amused" the Victorian were really very easy tickled and throughout the century funny pictures on Victorian postcards in various formats of slapstick scenes, were represented more references oriented topics
In the year 1890, the invention of Thomas Edison's Aldershot rang rudimentary projection screening technology at the age of animation. Many people of the time saw the enormous potential this innovative invention would.
The Disney name is synonymous with animation and 1928, we saw the birth of Mickey Mouse, which is still one of the iconic and recognised symbols in the world. In the 1950s, the United States saw also another company arise, produce a Hanna-Barbera productions, which went on many classic cartoons, Scooby Doo, the flintstones and Yogi Bear call only show.
Technology has come a long way and of early cartoons in comics and funny images on postcards and newspapers, we are now too high spec digital animation with films such as toy story and finds Nemo handled.
Probably the reason cartoons and animation will never die is because our imaginations are the only limits on this media with the section for ideas and ways of the limitations of real life is really endless.



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