July 4th 1901 by Udo Keppler (1901)

Colorful 1901 print of an eagle with flag shield and fireworks, with four serpent figures labeled Philippines, Cuba, Hawaii,

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A lithographic print by Udo Keppler, dated 1901 and titled July 4th 1901, shows a bald eagle with a flag-patterned shield on its breast, with ribbons reading E Pluribus Unum and a burst of fireworks reading Freedom above. Below, four yellow serpent-like figures labeled Philippines, Cuba, Hawaii, and Porto Rico coil across rocky ground beneath the eagle.

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1901

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