They can’t fight by Frederick Burr Opper (1896)

Color cartoon of two top-hatted men tangled in ribbons labeled with ties like trade and kinship, one striking at the other.

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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 color lithograph by Frederick Burr Opper, dated 1896, shows two stylized male figures, one in a striped suit and top hat and the other in a red coat and top hat, bound together by many ribbons. The ribbons are labeled with terms such as Financial Ties, Trade Interests, Mutual Commercial Benefits, and Ties of Kinship, and the figures' clenched fists suggest a struggle against the binding.

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