Effect of acquiring the Platt habit… by George Luks

Colored caricature of a seated man buried in letters, with an oval portrait above and a caption on the Platt habit.

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Effect of acquiring the Platt habit. Roosevelt as he looked when he became governor and as he looks now - Geo. B. Luks. LCCN2013651240, George Luks (1899), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A colored political caricature shows a seated man in a red chair surrounded by piles of papers labeled as messages from T. C. Platt and Elihu Root. An oval framed photograph of a mustached man hangs on the wall above, and the caption contrasts his earlier and present appearance.

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Date

1899

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Wikimedia Commons

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