New York excelsior by Thomas Nast (1870)

Engraving of a cloaked man on a mountain peak raising a banner labeled Excelsior with a skull, gallows in the distance.

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A man in a flowing cloak stands on a snowy mountain peak, raising a banner inscribed with the word Excelsior and a list of charges including fraudulent legislature, corrupt officials and thieves, topped by a skull. Below, distant gallows and a city by the water are visible on the lower right. The print is titled New York excelsior, created by Thomas Nast in 1870.

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