The interrupted ceremony by Udo Keppler (1911)

Colored cartoon of a church wedding interrupted by a crowd of pig-headed men; bride labeled Canada, Uncle Sam nearby.

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A colored political cartoon shows a wedding interrupted in a Gothic church, where a crowd of men with pig heads shouts and gestures toward the altar. A bride labeled Canada, veiled and clutching a bouquet, stands beside a figure in a star-patterned coat resembling Uncle Sam, while a clergyman labeled Taft looks on. The print is attributed to Udo Keppler and dated 1911.

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