American millions and foreign nobility - the market where our girls buy - and get sold
Bernhard Gillam · 1856 - 1896
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American millions and foreign nobility - the market where our girls buy - and get sold, Bernhard Gillam (1884), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? The Library of Congress lists this work as public domain. Bernhard Gillam died in 1896; this work is in the public domain.
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This chromolithographic satirical print by Bernhard Gillam, dated 1884, shows a row of European nobles in military and formal dress lined up on a stage like goods for sale, each with a placard listing his title and annual income demand. Wealthy American men in top hats and young women in elaborate dresses stand in the room, and a seated woman reads Burke's Peerage while a bag labeled one million dollars hangs at a man's side. The composition mocks transatlantic marriages arranged for money and status.
