This is What He Wrote
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This is What He Wrote, Carey Cartoon Service (1917). Via artnap.com
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A hand-colored political cartoon issued weekly by the Carey Cartoon Service in 1917 under the caption "This is What He Wrote." A robed pope gestures toward a central figure in a dark suit, while allied nations on the left plead for support and a German officer in a spiked helmet holds up a scroll quoting a note signed by Wilson, opposite a row of caricatured Central Powers figures including Turkey and Bulgaria.
