Women will never be statesmen by Thomas Nast (1880)

Political cartoon: a seated man with a mug beside a scowling woman in a bonnet, under a 'Change' campaign poster.

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A wood-engraved political cartoon shows a seated man in a wide-brimmed hat holding a mug and a cup while a woman in a checked bonnet and apron scowls at him beside a ladder. Behind them a poster reads "Democratic War Cry: Change, Change!! Deep and Statesmanlike Arguments" and a second man smokes nearby. The cartoon is by Thomas Nast, dated 1880, and carries the title "Women will never be statesmen".

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