The diplomats’ god by Frank Arthur Nankivell (1911)

Colored magazine cover: a brooding seated statue labeled Ananias between two braziers, with a crowd of bowing men in top hats

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A colored lithographic cover of the satirical magazine Puck shows a large, weary stone-like seated figure labeled ANANIAS, head resting on one hand, flanked by two flaming braziers in front of a yellow disc. Below, a crowd of men in top hats, uniforms and a red fez bow and crowd together in a street scene. Frank Arthur Nankivell's 1911 print is titled The diplomats' god.

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1911

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