1864 (implied in cartooned), from cartoon (n.). Related: Cartooning.

1670s, "a drawing on strong paper (used as a model for another work)," from French carton, from Italian cartone "strong, heavy paper, pasteboard," thus "preliminary sketches m [..]

The term cartoon is derived from the Italian word cartone which means a large sheet of paper. A cartoon is a full size and usually detailed preparation on paper for a painting (in fresco, on canvas or [..]

draw cartoons of a humorous or satirical drawing published in a newspaper or magazine a film made by photographing a series of cartoon drawings to give the illusion of movement when projected in rapid [..]

a short funny film or drawing in a newspaper

an animated film that is usually not of feature length; also see animation A poster from a Mickey Mouse animated cartoon Barn Dance (1928).

A symbolic or representational drawing in one or more panels intended to caricature a person or institution or to satirize, with wit and imagination, an action, event, or situation of current popular [..]

or Comic Strip: A drawing, as in a newspaper, caricaturing or symbolizing, often satirically, some event, situation, or person of interest. Or a humorous drawing, often with a caption.

(n) a humorous or satirical drawing published in a newspaper or magazine(n) a film made by photographing a series of cartoon drawings to give the illusion of movement when projected in rapid sequence( [..]

(It. cartone, "pasteboard") A full-scale preparatory drawing for a painting, tapestry, or fresco. In fresco painting, the design was transferred to the wall by making small holes along the c [..]

Other than what we watch on TV it is a planning device in mural painting, often a full-scale line drawing of the design, without color and tone.

A charcoal drawing made on card used in the making of large works of art, especially frescoes. The outline is then nicked out with a small knife or pricked out with an awl and placed on the surface to [..]

A humorous drawing, often for a newspaper or magazine, the term dates to Europe during the Renaissance to describe an exact-to-size drawing for a painting, tapestry or mural. The cartoonist then could [..]

1. A simple drawing with humorous or satirical content.

An artwork that shows people or things in ways that are funny. Cartoons often have words that go with them.

This has nothing to do with Disney or Loony Toons. It’s a drawing of the principle forms of a COMPOSITION drawn to the same scale as the final painting.

a full size drawing of the mosaic which can include color and andemento.  When creating a reproduction each tesserae is drawn in after taking an exact tracing from the original.

Full-size model for a work of art, mostly used for frescoes, mosaics, stained-glass windows and draperies. The artist would draw or paint a sketch on the cartoon, usually paper. He himself or someone [..]

A simple drawing showing it's subjects in a humorously exaggerated way.

In painting, particularly in Fresco, a cartoon is a full size drawing of the final composition, made on paper.

(comics) A humorous drawing, often with a caption, or a strip of such drawings. (comics) A drawing satirising current public figures. (arts) An artist's preliminary sketch. (animation) An anim [..]

cartoon (comic strip)