Cold mornings in September by Udo Keppler (1913)

Caricature of a stout man in red shorts wading into a cold lake, leaving a fur coat labeled High Protection on shore.

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A caricature shows a heavyset, partly nude man in red shorts labeled with tariff interests, hesitantly wading into a calm lake with a pained expression. Mountains rise in the misty background, and a discarded fur-trimmed coat marked High Protection hangs from a hook labeled Congress on the shore. Udo Keppler's 1913 print, titled Cold mornings in September, uses this satirical scene to comment on tariff policy.

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