The rival pulpiteers by Udo Keppler (1905)

Colored caricature of rival clergy crowding a pulpit beneath a stained glass window labeled "Our Thomas", 1905.

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A colored caricature shows a crowded Gothic church interior with a bishop-like figure in a mitre and red vestments gesturing from a wooden pulpit. Caricatured clergy and a man in a dark coat press toward the pulpit, while a stained glass window behind shows a glowing robed figure with a halo labeled "Our Thomas." The pulpit bears ribbons reading "Jeffersonian Simplicity," and a small figure stands before the pews. Udo Keppler created this print in 1905.

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1905

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Religion