The European officer and his Chinese awkward squad - Pupils & Master
Udo Keppler · 1872 - 1956
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A colour lithographic caricature shows a row of uniformed soldiers in peaked caps marching in lockstep, carrying rifles and a yellow banner topped with a red plume. In the lower left, a small figure in a white pith helmet and sword recoils from the advancing line. The print is attributed to Udo Keppler and dated 1911.
