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Colour cartoon of a snake labeled Populist Party swallowing a donkey marked Democratic Party, with a man's head at the front.

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Swallowed!, John Samuel Pughe (1900), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A chromolithographic political cartoon titled Swallowed! by John Samuel Pughe, dated 1900. A large snake labeled Populist Party coils around a man's head, whose open mouth engulfs a donkey wearing a Democratic Party collar, while the donkey's hind legs kick outside the jaws. The scene is set in a tropical landscape with palm trees and distant hills.

Museum record: Library of Congress