The man highest up by Udo Keppler (1909)

Color lithograph of a giant hand labeled Guilt striking a collapsing city with lightning, a man with raised arms among ruins.

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A colorful lithograph shows a giant hand labeled Guilt pointing lightning bolts at a collapsing structure of columns and buildings inscribed with words such as Business Reputation, Standing, and Social Position. A man in a dark coat raises his arms beside a crate marked Bribery Fund and a sign reading Public Franchises. The work is titled The man highest up and is attributed to Udo Keppler, dated 1909.

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1909

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Cityscapes