Putting it up to him by Udo Keppler (1909)

Colored caricature of a seated man holding a tariff cake with a ship and city, facing a laborer holding a loaf labeled wages.

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A colored caricature print titled Putting it up to him, created by Udo Keppler in 1909. A seated man in a dark coat and light trousers holds a large tray labeled Tariff Craft, topped with an elaborate confection of a city, ships, and sails, while a laborer in overalls and a cap marked Labor stands before him clutching a loaf labeled Wages.

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1909

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