Commercial might versus divine right
Udo Keppler · 1872 - 1956
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A colour lithographic cartoon shows a stern, top-hatted Uncle Sam figure striding forward while carrying a basket overflowing with locomotives, warships, and ships flying the American flag. Two small, sprawling kings in ermine-trimmed robes and crowns tumble away beneath his feet. The work is titled Commercial might versus divine right, was made by Udo Keppler, and is dated 1902.
