Step into the past through America’s most powerful political cartoons and songbooks in The Newberry Library’s new exhibit “Conceived in Liberty.” From the War of 1812 to World War I, this thematic showcase reveals how art shaped national identity, war sentiment, and social justice—highlighting everything from Uncle Sam’s iconic “I Want You” to anti-war anthems and Native American and Black soldier perspectives. See rare illustrations, historic song sheets, and even a WWI-era board game map—all curated to show how deeply art influenced public opinion. Don’t miss this powerful, thought-provoking exhibit on display through September 19.
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