Meanings of amusing caricature in English

He knew that he must be an amusing caricature for them.

With some good satire and some amusing caricature, they also contained much personal insult and calumny.

This political distinction is underlined in Gillray's amusing caricature of 1796, in which he depicted the "Promised Horrors of the French Invasion."

In dealing with them I might easily, without very great exaggeration, produce a most amusing caricature, but I prefer describing them as they really were.

He's equally assured in the musical numbers, providing amusing caricatures of Marilyn Monroe and Marlene Dietrich along the way.

The small princes imitated the great, and what in the latter had been original traits of character, became in the former amusing caricatures.

(It is indeed a most amusing caricature.

She drew amusing caricatures of everyone, which made her parents laugh, and show the door to the unlucky lover in the most polite manner possible.

* An amusing caricature of the time represents Turgenev, Ovstrovski, and Tolstoi bringing rolls of manuscripts to the editors.