Puck Christmas 1905
Santa Claus kisses a young woman on the cheek, framed by a holly wreath.
Collection
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
Creation Date
1905-12-06
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Santa Claus kisses a young woman on the cheek, framed by a holly wreath.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1905-12-06
Two young women kiss Santa Claus as he enters through a window with his bag of toys.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1902-12-03
At the “Income Tax Office,” a crowd clamors at the door where a notice states “One at a Time.” Inside, a wealthy man is standing by a desk. On the floor at his feet, in his hat, are papers labeled “Personal Property Tax Sworn Off,” “Tax on Capital Sworn Off,” and “Tax on Investments.” He kisses the Bible while a government official sits at the desk with his right hand raised. Caption: It is not only inquisitorial; but public morality forbids that the taxpayer should be forced to do any more hard swearing than he already does.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1894-01-24
On the left is a street vendor selling Christmas greens. On the right is a poem by H. A. Crowell titled “Greens to Sell,” and an interior scene with a young man kissing a young woman beneath mistletoe hanging in a doorway.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1897-12-29
A beautiful, partially nude, winged woman rescues an airman who has fallen out of an airplane, and gives him a kiss. Caption: An airmaid to the rescue!
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1910-12-14
A young man “shoplifts” a kiss from a beautiful young woman clerk in a shop.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1910-04-27
A young man and a young woman kiss, and their reflection appears in the full moon in the background. Around them are “couples” of frogs, rabbits, birds, and mushrooms, and two trees as silhouettes of a young couple kissing. Stars form interconnected hearts in the night sky.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1910-06-01
William E. Gladstone, dressed as an old woman wearing keys labeled “Suez, Gibraltor, [and] Herat,” pushes John Bull into a kissing embrace with Nicholas II, Emperor of Russia, who is, likewise, being pushed by a woman labeled “Empress of Russia.” They are suspended over a thin crevice emitting smoke as though it were a volcano about to erupt. A cut-away view shows a munitions foundry just below the surface of the ground, furiously producing ordnance.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1885-05-13
An anxious snowman stands between two beautiful young women wearing clown costumes and holding mistletoe over their heads during an evening snow shower.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1913-12-03
Theodore Roosevelt did not enjoy the voyage to England as there was not much to do. He learned how to tell time by the bells and the names of the sails. Roosevelt met his cousins after arriving and thinks that they kiss too much. He finds Liverpool to be a “very funny place.”
1869-05-29