The tortures of temptation by Louis Glackens (1912)

Caricature of a seated man in a dressing gown resisting a floating cigar and flask, with a signed anti-liquor and tobacco ple

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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 caricature shows a stout, balding man in a light suit and dressing gown seated in a wooden chair, glancing sideways at a cigar and a flask labeled "Perpetual Candidacy Booze" that float in a burst of light above him. On the floor beside him lies a signed pledge to quit liquor and tobacco in any form, witnessed by Uncle Sam. The work is a 1912 print by Louis Glackens titled "The tortures of temptation."

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