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Cartoon, Boxing Kangaroo, What is the profession coming to?

Cartoon, Boxing Kangaroo, What is the Profession coming to?
1892

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What is the Profession Coming to?

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, a captivating and humorous cartoon from December 1892, features an intriguing image of a boxing kangaroo. This vintage print, created by an unknown artist and published by the London-based firm, The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, showcases the playful and imaginative spirit of the late Victorian era. The cartoon depicts a boxing match unlike any other, as a kangaroo, dressed in boxing trunks and wearing gloves, squares off against a human opponent. The boxer, a man with a surprised expression, seems taken aback by the unexpected challenge. The kangaroo, on the other hand, appears confident and ready for the fight, with its powerful legs poised for a leap or a punch. The cartoon's title, "What is the Profession Coming to?" adds a layer of intrigue and humor to the image. The question implies a sense of unease or concern about the future direction of the boxing profession, with the unexpected appearance of a kangaroo as a contender adding to the sense of disruption and change. Despite the lighthearted tone, the cartoon also reflects the growing global interest in boxing during the late 1800s. The sport was becoming increasingly popular, both in Europe and in its birthplace, the United States, and the image of a boxing kangaroo can be seen as a playful commentary on the sport's growing reach and influence. Overall, this charming and intriguing cartoon offers a glimpse into the playful and imaginative spirit of the late Victorian era, while also reflecting the changing cultural landscape of the time. Whether viewed as a humorous commentary on the future of boxing or simply as a delightful work of cartoon art, this image is sure to capture the imagination and delight viewers today.

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