Puck’s presidential possibilities. No. I, The national knife-grinder
Frank Marion Hutchins · 1867-1896
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Puck’s presidential possibilities. No. I, The national knife-grinder, Frank Marion Hutchins (1894). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Frank Marion Hutchins died in 1896; this work is in the public domain.
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A colored lithographic cartoon shows an exaggerated older man in a top hat labeled John Sherman, sharpening a long blade inscribed Law-Breaking Strikers on a grindstone. Figures in windows labeled Silverites, Woman's Rights, Populists, and Protectionists brandish knives, while a striker stands at a fence and a sign reads Please help a poor perennial aspirant to get to the White House. The print is signed by Frank Marion Hutchins and dated 1894, from the Puck presidential possibilities series.
