He loves me by Louis Glackens (1907)

Colored cartoon of a woman labeled Wall Street embracing a man holding a ring labeled Treasury Aid, with sheep and money note

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Why is this public domain? Louis Glackens died in 1933; this work is in the public domain.

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A hand-colored political cartoon shows a woman in a brown gown labeled Wall Street embracing a man in a grey suit who holds up a diamond ring marked Treasury Aid while perched on a stone pedestal. Scattered on the grass are paper notes reading Easy Money and Tight Money, a gold coin, and several sheep, with a small inset panel from Puck dated February 6th, 1907 showing a related scene. The work is by Louis Glackens and dated 1907.

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1907

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Animals