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Colour cartoon of Uncle Sam beside a kneeling Cuba figure, with famine and war on the left and peace and prosperity on the ri

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Looking forward, John Samuel Pughe (1899). Via artnap.com

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A colour lithographic political cartoon titled Looking forward, created by John Samuel Pughe in 1899. A standing figure resembling Uncle Sam in striped trousers and a blue coat looks down at a kneeling woman draped in a banner labelled Cuba, while dark clouds reading famine, war, pestilence and revolt hang over a burning landscape on the left. On the right, a sunrise over a harbour with steamships and smokestacks is labelled peace and prosperity, beside crates and barrels of sugar, tobacco, cigars and fruit.