The main obstruction at Panama
Udo Keppler · 1872 - 1956
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The main obstruction at Panama, Udo Keppler (1905). Via artnap.com
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About this work
A colour lithographic cartoon shows an oversized, smiling businessman in a top hat and tailcoat, smoking a cigar and wearing a sash labelled Railroad Interests, sitting astride a rocky cut. Below, a small worker in overalls and a cap leans on a pickaxe and looks up at him while crowds labour around a steam shovel in the excavation. The print is attributed to Udo Keppler and dated 1905.
