Where will it strike next by Udo Keppler (1910)

Colored cartoon of a comet labeled Albany Investigation hitting a cloud of caricature faces in space, 1910.

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A colored print shows a fiery comet labeled Albany Investigation streaking toward a cloud of caricatured faces drawn as moons and planetoids, with an explosion marking the Albany legislature. A ringed planet and additional moon-like faces populate the dark starry field. The work is by Udo Keppler, dated 1910, and is held in the Portland collection.

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