The dummy homesteader; or, the winning of the West
Udo Keppler · 1872 - 1956
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The dummy homesteader; or, the winning of the West, Udo Keppler (1909). Via artnap.com
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A colored lithograph by Udo Keppler, dated 1909, titled The dummy homesteader; or, the winning of the West. A giant figure in a wide-brimmed hat and red shirt stands over a mountain valley, holding an axe and a U.S. public land grant, while tiny men with signs labeled timber rights, mineral rights and water power rights scramble over the terrain below.
