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Charcoal cartoon of uniformed men at a conference table with steins, a pointing general, and a basket of treaty papers.

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At a negotiating table, several large and angry Germans intimidate a few American diplomats, William Henry Walker (1916). Via artnap.com

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A charcoal and ink drawing shows a long conference table covered in papers, with uniformed men in military dress and beer steins gathered on one side and smaller seated figures on the other. A large uniformed figure points emphatically from the head of the table, while a paper basket labeled "Scrap of Paper" and loose sheets marked "Treaty" lie in the foreground. The work is by William Henry Walker, dated 1916, and is titled "At a negotiating table, several large and angry Germans intimidate a few American diplomats."