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Keppler, Joseph

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Keppler, Joseph (1837-1894)

Austrian-born US caricaturist and publisher. In 1870 he founded Puck, also printed in German (it was revived in New York in 1877 in an English-language version). His intricate cartoons lampooned politicians, Prohibition, and other issues of the day. He also created several cartoon icons, notably a bewhiskered Uncle Sam.

He was born in Kieligenstadt. After studying art in Vienna, he joined his father in the USA in 1867 where he soon founded a German-language journal of humour, Die Vehme.
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