Conscience hath a thousand tongues by Carl Hassmann

Colour lithograph of a dark-robed preacher gesturing before a crowd of distressed, arm-raised figures in dramatic light.

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A lithograph in soft colors shows a dark-robed preacher figure gesturing before a large, emotionally agitated crowd. Many faces are shown in distress, with hands raised and figures pressing forward or kneeling in the foreground. The work is titled Conscience hath a thousand tongues, by Carl Hassmann, dated 1906.

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