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Colored caricature of a man as a pope on a throne, flanked by two halberd guards, with a Kansas City Platform carpet.

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The self-made pope, Udo Keppler (1902). Via artnap.com

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A colored lithographic caricature shows a heavyset man seated on a throne wearing a gold tiara labeled "16 to 1" and an ornate white cape, gesturing with one hand while two guards with halberds stand behind him. The guards' belts read "Jones" and "Stone," and the carpet at the front is inscribed "Kansas City Platform." The print is by Udo Keppler, dated 1902.