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no, the classic image of santa Claus came from an illustration by thomas nast.
1865- around
Thomas Nast
Thomas Nast
He was a cartoonist- specializing in editorial cartoons that exposed political corruption- and gave us the image of Santa Claus.
This quote by W.I. Thomas highlights the impact of perception on shaping reality. It suggests that when individuals believe a situation to be real, they will act as if it is real, leading to consequences that align with their perception, even if the situation may not objectively be real. Essentially, our beliefs and perceptions can influence our actions and shape our reality.
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Thomas Nast: he created the donkey symbol for the democratic party, and the elephant for the republican party. he also made the modern image of "Santa Claus."
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John Warden Rae has written: 'Thomas Nast, the man who drew Santa Claus, and other artists, writers, and publishers of the golden age of illustration' -- subject(s): Santa Claus, Illustration of books, Art, Illustrators, Biography