The absurdities of the boycott
Frederick Burr Opper · 1857-1937
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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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A colored lithograph by Frederick Burr Opper, dated 1885 and titled The absurdities of the boycott, shows a bearded working man in a cap and checked shirt reading a notice that orders a boycott of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, the New York Tribune, Straiton and Storm's cigars, the Thalia Theatre, fashionable clothing stores, Turkish baths, and champagnes. Around him float vignettes of these businesses, including a champagne bucket at his feet and a cigar box at right, set against a muted blue-gray background.
