The rising tide by Grant Hamilton (1904)

Colored caricature of a man struggling in rough water tied to a barge canal, with Popular Indignation waves and New York and

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Why is this public domain? Grant Hamilton died in 1926; this work is in the public domain.

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A colored political caricature shows a large-headed man in a suit half-submerged in churning waves labeled Popular Indignation, tethered by a rope to a barge marked Barge Canal with a large dollar figure. Labels reading New York and Albany appear on the distant shorelines, and a fish and sand lie on the seabed below. The print is attributed to Grant Hamilton and dated 1904.

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1904

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