CARICATURE CAVALLOTTI

Happy CAVALLOTTI (1842-1898) and the "moral issue". The discorsa (instead charged) of Belgaum. U as a Don Quixote rides the "moral issue", and wields the pen like a bloody spear ink. The satire of M. Cetto summed up in one image the speech of Belgaum in 1891 and "The Letter to the honest of all parties" published in 1895 on the "Century" in Milan and "Don Quixote" of Rome, two emblems of unremitting struggle against radical leader the problem of corruption and bribery, sadly already settled in the parliamentary politics of the young Italian. Cover of 'The Pasquino', humorous weekly founded in Turin in 1856 by John Piacentini and Joseph Augustus Cesana (1821-1903). The magazine is named after the most famous of the 'talking statues' of Rome, at which the common people were using post overnight short satire in verse that took anonymously by targeting the most prominent and controversial at the time. Turin, December 5, 1897.