The self inflicted epidemic now raging
Thomas Nast · 1840-1902
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Why is this public domain? Thomas Nast died in 1902; this work is in the public domain.
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A Thomas Nast engraving from 1891 titled The self inflicted epidemic now raging shows a skeletal figure of Death stirring a pot labeled poison beside a revolver and a noose. A sign reads Open day and all night during the suicide period, while many grasping hands reach from the lower right corner toward the poison.
