The political vaudeville by Udo Keppler (1900)

Colorful caricature of a mustached man in a plaid suit waving a top hat on a stage, with a placard about striking coal miners

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A colorful lithographic caricature shows an exaggerated, mustachioed man in a plaid suit, waving a top hat and holding a cane tagged walking delegate, as if performing on a stage. Text on a placard reads Grand Benefit in Behalf of Striking Coal Miners of Pennsylvania, and a bearded figure labeled Manager Jones peers from a torn backdrop. The work is credited to Udo Keppler and dated 1900, and is titled The political vaudeville.

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1900

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