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This page contains media clips related to Earle Bowden and his work that we've digitized.
[[File:Site image-self portrait.jpg|right|350px|The man, the myth, the legend!]]


== Video Clips ==
Welcome to the J. Earle Bowden image collection!
Jeff Weeks (from WSRE TV) interviewed Earle Bowden in Season 4 of his [http://wsre.org/conversations/episodes.asp Conversations with Jeff Weeks] series.


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In early 2013 J. Earle Bowden, editor emeritus and cartoonist of the ''Pensacola News Journal'' began donating some of his cartoons to the University of West Florida’s Archives at the John C. Pace Library.  A team was formed at the Library to match the cartoons to the related editorial when possible, scan the print cartoons into digital images, assign subject headings to the digital scan to facilitate access, and preserve the originals.


== Magazine and Newspaper Articles (PDF) ==
This web site is designed to facilitate the public’s access to Earle’s unique cartoons which help to tell the history of Pensacola and northwest Florida, the rest of the state, and the nation through the images.  Earle has donated thousands of cartoons to this project; the digital images of the cartoons will be added to this web site as they are processed and scanned.
* [http://archives.uwf.edu/Bowden/images/6/6a/News_Journal_December_1985.pdf Bowden cited at UWF graduation (''News Journal'', December 22, 1985)]
 
* [http://archives.uwf.edu/Bowden/images/7/78/Cartoonist_PROfiles_September_1990.pdf An Editor as His Own Cartoonist (''Cartoonist PROfiles'', September 1990)]
== The Collection ==
* [http://archives.uwf.edu/Bowden/images/8/83/Pensacola_Magazine_September_1992.pdf Faces I Have Drawn (''Pensacola Magazine'', September 1992)]
There are currently '''{{NUMBEROFFILES}}''' digitized images available on this website.  There are two main ways to interact with online collection, searching and browsing.
 
To search, simply enter your search terms in the search box on the top right of every page.  The built in search engine will scan all of the data that is associated with each image in our collection and show you a list of results with thumbnailed images and highlighted word matches.  So, for example, if you were looking for cartoons related to the NASA Challenger disaster you could simply enter '''Challenger''' in the search box and click the "Search" button.  Date searching also works.  For example, you could enter '''January 1986''' to view all the cartoons that we have identified as being published or drawn in that time period.
 
Browsing the collection is a good way to get an overview of what we have available.  Each image has one or more [[Special:Categories|category]] labels assigned to it.  A good starting point for browsing the collection is to view a [http://archives.uwf.edu/Bowden/index.php?title=Special:Categories&limit=500|complete list of current categories].
 
Categories with the most content currently are:
* [http://archives.uwf.edu/Bowden/index.php?title=Category:Caricature Caricature]
* [http://archives.uwf.edu/Bowden/index.php?title=Category:Communism Communism]
* [http://archives.uwf.edu/Bowden/index.php?title=Category:Downtown Downtown]
* [http://archives.uwf.edu/Bowden/index.php?title=Category:Environmental Environmental]
* [http://archives.uwf.edu/Bowden/index.php?title=Category:Florida_Legislature Florida Legislature]
* [http://archives.uwf.edu/Bowden/index.php?title=Category:International_Politics International Politics]
 
We're adding images to this collection all the time and you can see the 10 most recently uploaded images below. Click on any image to view a larger version and see detailed information about it.
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== Related Links ==
* [http://www.pensapedia.com/wiki/J._Earle_Bowden J. Earle Bowden biography at Pensapedia]
* [http://library.uwf.edu Library Home Page]

Revision as of 18:28, 22 May 2013

The man, the myth, the legend!
The man, the myth, the legend!

Welcome to the J. Earle Bowden image collection!

In early 2013 J. Earle Bowden, editor emeritus and cartoonist of the Pensacola News Journal began donating some of his cartoons to the University of West Florida’s Archives at the John C. Pace Library. A team was formed at the Library to match the cartoons to the related editorial when possible, scan the print cartoons into digital images, assign subject headings to the digital scan to facilitate access, and preserve the originals.

This web site is designed to facilitate the public’s access to Earle’s unique cartoons which help to tell the history of Pensacola and northwest Florida, the rest of the state, and the nation through the images. Earle has donated thousands of cartoons to this project; the digital images of the cartoons will be added to this web site as they are processed and scanned.

The Collection

There are currently 3,065 digitized images available on this website. There are two main ways to interact with online collection, searching and browsing.

To search, simply enter your search terms in the search box on the top right of every page. The built in search engine will scan all of the data that is associated with each image in our collection and show you a list of results with thumbnailed images and highlighted word matches. So, for example, if you were looking for cartoons related to the NASA Challenger disaster you could simply enter Challenger in the search box and click the "Search" button. Date searching also works. For example, you could enter January 1986 to view all the cartoons that we have identified as being published or drawn in that time period.

Browsing the collection is a good way to get an overview of what we have available. Each image has one or more category labels assigned to it. A good starting point for browsing the collection is to view a list of current categories.

Categories with the most content currently are:

We're adding images to this collection all the time and you can see the 10 most recently uploaded images below. Click on any image to view a larger version and see detailed information about it.

Related Links