Laocoon in the toils by Udo Keppler (1911)

Colorful cartoon of Uncle Sam entangled in snakes labeled tariff and uncertainty, with a businessman and worker above a class

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A colorful lithograph shows a bearded Uncle Sam figure in striped trousers and a white shirt, struggling against serpents that wrap around him and two men: a businessman in a brown suit and a shirtless worker. The snakes are labeled with the words TARIFF and UNCERTAINTY, and the figures stand above a classical columned government building on a cliff. The print is titled Laocoon in the toils and was issued by Udo Keppler in 1911.

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1911

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Public domain

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Mythology