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Color political cartoon of a sick bedridden figure labeled Protection, tended by caricatured politicians with medicines and t

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Frank Marion A very sick patient - he pays well, but the senaotrial quacks can’t save him, Frank Marion Hutchins (1894), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A color political cartoon by Frank Marion Hutchins from 1894 shows a large, bedridden figure labeled Protection in a striped nightshirt, attended by a crowd of caricatured politicians. The men are dosing, bathing, and operating on the patient with bottles, pills, a syringe, and tools labeled with names and policy terms.

Museum record: Library of Congress