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Cartoon - China markets

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ProvenanceCartoon created by Norm Mitchell and donated by his wife Joan Mitchell. Created by Mitchell while he worked for The News in Adelaide. The cartoon is in response to an 1971 editorial article in The News by Rex Jory, entitled "Dunstan may go to China".SignificanceThe cartoon is part of a collection of more than 200 artworks created by Norm Mitchell and donated by his wife Joan. This collection comprises original drawings by the artist Norm Mitchell who worked as Editorial Cartoonist for the Murdoch owned paper The News in Adelaide from 1950 until his death in 1980. The cartoons are a humorous and generally cynical expose of topical issues in the social, political and administrative history of South Australia. Mitchell’s use of everyday language and concepts delivered a particular outlook on South Australian life, events and politics. Mitchell was afforded national recognition in 1975 when he was awarded the 42nd Walkley Award for the best Australian cartoon for a comment on opinion-poll driven politics. Greatly admired by his contemporaries and the public, Mitchell was prolific, producing one cartoon a day for 48 weeks of the year during his 30 years with the paper.DescriptionThis is a hand drawn cartoon about South Australian international trade with China. The cartoon depicts Don Dunstan, who wears a t-shirt labelling him as 'YUNG DON', pulling a rickshaw labelled 'China markets'. On the right hand side of the cartoon are two men waiting at the 'Trade bus stop'. In the background are the words "AUST / DIMINISHING / EXPORT / MARKETS".Creator (organisation)Norm MitchellKeywordspolitical cartoonsDate of Creation1971Date of Usage1971Materialpaper
Accession NumberHT 2003.0986 n

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