A second Yorktown by Udo Keppler (1914)

Colour caricature of red-coated soldiers with trust and privilege banners charging toward uniformed officers on a harbor bluf

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A caricature print showing red-coated figures charging with banners labeled Banking Trust, Tariff Monopoly, Railroad Rule, Lobbyism, Food Adulteration and Special Privilege, while blue-coated officers and a fringed frontiersman watch from a rise above a harbor town. The composition uses Revolutionary War costume to frame early twentieth-century political grievances. Attributed to Udo Keppler, dated 1914.

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