Let her be heard! by Oscar Edward Cesare (1915-1917)

Pen and ink cartoon of an old man holding a seated woman's hand amid ruins, with a HUMANITY banner and smoke in the sky.

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Why is this public domain? Oscar Edward Cesare died in 1948; this work is in the public domain.

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A pen and ink cartoon shows an elderly man in a striped suit holding a seated, faint-looking woman by the hand while he holds a bottle and looks away. Behind them rise a broken tower and a sky of smoke, and a banner labeled HUMANITY is shown above the wreckage.

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1915-1917

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