A family party - the 200th birthday of the healthiest of Uncle Sam’s adopted children
Friedrich Graetz · 1842-1912
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A family party - the 200th birthday of the healthiest of Uncle Sam’s adopted children, Friedrich Graetz (1883). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Friedrich Graetz died in 1912; this work is in the public domain.
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A lithographic caricature by Friedrich Graetz from 1883 shows a crowded banquet scene with figures labeled by nationality, including a Frenchman, Italian, Russian, Englishman and German, gathered around a table. A figure resembling Uncle Sam raises a toast beside an allegorical woman draped in the American flag, while a cradle holds infants labeled as Germantown and Malamany. Oval medallions of Steuben, Washington and Lafayette hang above the scene under a banner marking the bicentennial of the first German settlement.
