Nowadays He Seems To Loom Than Ever; The Cradle Song
Luther Daniels Bradley · 1853 - 1917
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Nowadays He Seems To Loom Than Ever; The Cradle Song, Luther Daniels Bradley (1916). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Luther Daniels Bradley died in 1917; this work is in the public domain.
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This page from a 1916 publication by Luther Daniels Bradley shows two pen-and-ink cartoons. The upper drawing depicts a row of grotesque figures marching past the base of a Lincoln statue, each carrying a sword labeled with vices such as greed, cruelty, famine, and ambition. The lower drawing shows an infant in a cradle beside a fallen figure amid bursts of light and wreckage.
