The true inwardness of the Tilden boom - the democratic tribes clamor for Sammy to strike his rocks
Bernhard Gillam · 1856 - 1896
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The true inwardness of the Tilden boom - the democratic tribes clamor for Sammy to strike his rocks, Bernhard Gillam (1884). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Bernhard Gillam died in 1896; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored political cartoon by Bernhard Gillam, dated 1884, shows a bearded figure in ornate robes striking a rock with a staff while a crowd of turbaned, caricatured men reaches toward the water pouring from it. Barrels labeled with dollar signs are stacked on the left beside a sign reading 'This stream stopped running in November 1876,' and a sunrise and tent camp fill the background.
