And the prize is death by Albert Levering (1910)

Colored print of a demonic figure labeled Speed Mania holding a skull trophy over crashing race cars and a crowd of spectator

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Why is this public domain? Albert Levering died in 1929; this work is in the public domain.

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A colored print shows a winged, horned figure labeled Speed Mania holding up a glowing skull-topped trophy above a race scene. Racing automobiles crash through a wooden barrier while crowds watch and ambulances wait at the edge, with bodies scattered across the ground. Albert Levering made this print as a dated 1910 work titled And the Prize is Death.

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1910

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