Freedom’s latest convert by Udo Keppler (1896)

Colour political cartoon by Udo Keppler, 1896, showing a winged officer leading caricatured figures toward a Spirit of Freedo

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A color lithograph in the form of a political cartoon, with a winged, sword-bearing officer in a white uniform striding toward a flag labeled Spirit of Freedom held by a female figure above a burning landscape marked Transvaal. Behind him stand caricatured figures representing a subsidized press, police, royal crusaders and absolutism under a sunburst bearing a double-headed eagle and the words Divine Right. The work is credited to Udo Keppler and dated 1896.

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1896

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