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8:19Now PlayingIn the 19th century, a new art became popular in publications in the form of Satire Maps. Maps that showed the chaos of global politics in humorous map form.
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Lilian Lancaster's 1868 book
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"Tchaikovsky's Waltz No. 40" and "Olde Timey" by Kevin MacLeod
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- Features the art of Francisco Corbeletti, B. Crété, Andy Davey, Victor Gillam, James Gillray, Paul Hadol, David Horsey, Wilhelm Kaspar, Lilian Lancaster, Karl Lehmann-Dumont, David Low, Arnold Neumann, Kisaburo Ohara, Thomas Onwhyn, J.S. Pughe, Fred W. Rose, Thomas Rowlandson, Walter Trier, Tse Tsan-tai, Andre Vlaanderen, Verlag von Caesar Schmidt, and E. Zimmerman.
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