A desperate attempt to solve the mormon question
Frederick Burr Opper · 1857-1937
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A desperate attempt to solve the mormon question, Frederick Burr Opper (1884). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Frederick Burr Opper died in 1937; this work is in the public domain.
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This multi-panel political cartoon from 1884, titled A desperate attempt to solve the mormon question and attributed to Frederick Burr Opper, is printed in color. The upper right panel shows a large octopus labeled Mormonism entangling figures such as Uncle Sam, a woman labeled Public Opinion, and a judge, while the upper left shows a domestic quarrel captioned God Bless Our Home. The lower panels depict a harem scene and a crowd outside a sign advertising Saturday Divorce Day in Chicago.
