In the name of labor by Udo Keppler (1912)

Caricature of a worker with halo and a politician beside industrial smokestacks, as immigrants board a ship under a starvatio

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A 1912 print titled "In the name of labor" by Udo Keppler shows a large figure in striped overalls and a halo holding a sign reading "Protection maintains for American labor the American standard of living," beside a stout man in a dark coat. Behind them a smoky industrial city rises, while a crowd of immigrants climbs toward a steamship under a sign reading "Starvation wages."

Date

1912

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Men, Cityscapes