The consoling truth by Thomas Nast (1873)

Pen-and-ink cartoon by Thomas Nast, 1873: a crowned woman reads newspapers in an armchair beside a standing man in a police b

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A pen-and-ink political cartoon shows a crowned woman seated in an upholstered armchair reading a newspaper, while a bearded man in a dark coat with a U.S. Police belt stands beside her. Scattered newspapers cover the floor and a sofa, and an ornate interior with a mantel and draped curtains frames the scene. This 1873 print by Thomas Nast is held in the pdx collection.

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