Second call for the peace congress
Carl Hassmann · 1869-1933
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Why is this public domain? Carl Hassmann died in 1933; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A crowded caricature lithograph shows a throng of uniformed figures, each representing a different nation, pressing toward the entrance of a building labeled Palace of Peace beneath a dove emblem. A figure on a ladder holds a sign advertising armor plate for sale by Krupp-like dealer Andy, U.S.A. and scattered toys and spent cartridges lie on the ground. The work is by Carl Hassmann and dates from 1905.
