Independence day at last by Louis Glackens (1910)

Puck magazine cover: a scowling boy behind a Safe and Sane fence, a firecracker above, and dancing kittens and puppies below.

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A colorful magazine cover titled Puck shows a scowling boy in a straw hat peering over a wooden fence marked Safe and Sane 4th, while a large red firecracker with an angry face sits atop it. Below, a crowd of animated kittens and puppies in bows and collars dance and watch, with birds perched in a tree nearby. The work is titled Independence day at last, by Louis Glackens, dated 1910.

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