The administration’s hardest job
Joseph Ferdinand Keppler · 1838 - 1894
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Why is this public domain? Joseph Ferdinand Keppler died in 1894; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A hand-colored political cartoon shows a group of men straining to pull a stubborn black donkey labeled "Democracy" and "Bourbon" toward a building marked "Reform Stables." Caricatured heads appear beneath the donkey's hooves, while a man with a raised club and a seated figure with his hands on his head look on. The work is by Joseph Ferdinand Keppler, dated 1885, and is a print.
