In the political gallery by Udo Keppler (1908)

Colour caricature of a figure hanging political portraits labelled Hughes and Johnson in a gallery of exaggerated faces.

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A colour lithographic caricature shows a small figure in a dark coat reaching up to hang a portrait labelled J. Johnson beside a framed portrait labelled C.E. Hughes, under gilt plaques reading Republican Nominee and Democratic Nominee. Surrounding canvases and sketches of exaggerated political faces are stacked around the figure, including one marked 1st Prize 1904. The work is signed K.K.P. and dated 1908, and is titled In the political gallery.

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1908

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Portraits