In the Age of Hygiene by Alfred Schmidt (1932)

Pen cartoon of two fish talking amid floating garbage while a man dumps refuse from a quay into the sea.

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A pen-and-ink cartoon by Alfred Schmidt, dated 1932, shows two anthropomorphic fish swimming among floating waste such as plastic bags and debris. A man in a suit stands on a quay at the upper right, beside a sign reading Ködby, and dumps refuse into the water. One fish speaks in a bubble in Danish, complaining about the waste and asking that people keep it and go to land.

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1932

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