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Satirical 1884 print by Keppler: a woman on rocks watches a ship in stormy seas while a figure with a bow lurks nearby.

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‘A sail! A sail!!’, Joseph Ferdinand Keppler (1884), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A woman with flowing hair and a red drape sits on a rocky outcrop, gazing toward a sailing ship in rough seas, while a bearded figure with a bow and a feathered headdress peers from behind a boulder. Labeled barrels, a crate and a jug lie on the shore, and banners on the woman read 'Dem' and 'Party.' This 1884 lithographic print by Joseph Ferdinand Keppler is a political caricature.