This porcineograph
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This porcineograph, Forbes Co. (1876), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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This porcineograph is a chromolithographic map of the United States in which the states and territories are depicted through a dense border of pigs, heraldic state shields, and food-themed vignettes. A central panel carries the title and explanatory text, and a band of anthropomorphic hogs feasting appears across the top. The work is credited to Forbes Co. and dated 1876.
