It’s ‘up to’ them
Udo Keppler · 1872 - 1956
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A colored political caricature shows a towering white-bearded figure in a dark suit crouching over a village, with a teacher and an armed man standing in his enlarged palms. On the right, a uniformed soldier and several local figures in traditional dress and headwear look on from beneath a tree. Udo Keppler's print is dated 1901.
