No difference by Udo Keppler (1905)

Satirical lithograph of policemen taking hush money beside an insurance office and a Tenderloin dive entrance.

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A satirical color lithograph showing two uniformed policemen at a doorway, one holding a jar labeled hush money, while another reads a newspaper marked hush money. Beside them, a sign reads Insurance Co. above a window of well-dressed men, and a sign reads Tenderloin Dive at a second entrance where a man hands over money. The print is titled No difference, by Udo Keppler, dated 1905.

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