Theodore Roosevelt Art about 1912 candidacy

Colored caricature of a bearded man in a tricorn hat carrying a "1912 Candidacy" sign across a grassy field.

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Theodore Roosevelt Art about 1912 candidacy - from, He couldn't tell a lie - L.M. Glackens. LCCN2011649120 (cropped), L. M. Glackens (1912), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A colored caricature shows a stout, bearded man in a black tricorn hat, round spectacles, a dark coat and a yellow-striped vest, walking across a grassy field. He grips a wooden stick and carries a sign reading "1912 CANDIDACY" on a red-tipped staff. The print is dated 1912 and is attributed to L. M. Glackens.

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1912

Medium

Museum

Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain