It was about time he woke up by Gordon Ross (1911)

Caricature of a ragged Uncle Sam holding a monopoly tariff rifle facing merchants with trade samples at a harbor, 1911.

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Why is this public domain? Gordon Ross died in 1946; this work is in the public domain.

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A caricature by Gordon Ross, printed in 1911, shows a ragged, white-bearded Uncle Sam in a striped suit and star-spangled hat confronting a group of merchants on a waterfront. Crates labeled samples, price lists and a bill of lading lie on the ground, while ships with various national flags sit in the harbor behind them. The title, It was about time he woke up, is printed with the scene.

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