KnowraThomas NastLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Thomas Nast, each with the reason it gives.All 10Related 10Political cartoonRelated: His cartoons made recurring symbols such as the Republican elephant widely recognizable.Santa ClausRelated: His repeated illustrations established recognizable details of Santa's look.Tammany HallRelated: His widely circulated cartoons helped turn public opinion against Tweed’s Tammany leadership.Richard F. OutcaultRelated: Nast's illustrated political satire preceded Outcault's work in mass-circulation newspapers.Harper's WeeklyRelated: His cartoons for the magazine helped define its political voice and national readership.Saint NicholasRelated: Nast’s illustrations developed the American gift-bringer associated historically with Saint Nicholas.Winslow HomerRelated: Like Homer, Nast worked in the illustrated press, though he became best known for political satire.Horace GreeleyRelated: Nast’s attacks portrayed Greeley as an inconsistent and unsuitable candidate during the 1872 campaign.Father ChristmasRelated: Nast’s Santa imagery influenced the figure with whom British Father Christmas came to be identified.Clement Clarke MooreRelated: His illustrations later reinforced the kind of Santa Moore’s poem had described.