Get back in your place by William Henry Walker (1915)

Ink drawing of a ringmaster with a whip directing lions, tigers and a leopard on pedestals labeled with political figures.

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Why is this public domain? William Henry Walker died in 1938; this work is in the public domain.

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A 1915 print titled "Get back in your place" by William Henry Walker shows a top-hatted ringmaster holding a whip and leash over a group of animals on pedestals. A roaring lion, tigers, and a crouching leopard are labeled with figures such as Boss, Big Business, Owner of Mexican Mines, T.R. Bryan, and German-American Propaganda.

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1915

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