Corcoran Lion 1999

"Corcoran Lion" is a 1999 pen and ink drawing by Australian cartoonist Pat Oliphant (1935–). The drawing depicts a lion, resting its head on its paws, with the word "Corcoran" etched into the stone behind it. The exaggerated features of the lion are characteristic of Oliphant's cartoon style, known for its political satire and social commentary. Oliphant frequently utilized the "Corcoran Lion" in his works, often to portray American political power and influence.