The socialist tower of babel
Udo Keppler · 1872 - 1956
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A colorful caricature shows a grinning, heavyset top-hatted figure labeled Protected Monopoly, gripping a bundle of cigar-like rolls banded Dingley Tariff and marked Hemp, Sugar, and Tobacco. The rolls blast a stream of light and smoke over a tropical shore with palm trees toward a crowd of struggling figures, while a sword with a red-tipped blade rises at left, and the words Philippine Commerce appear in the lower field. Udo Keppler created this print in 1906, and it is held by the Portland museum.
