The modern King Canute by Louis Dalrymple (1899)

Colored caricature of an elderly bearded man in a chair with a torn umbrella, swept by waves labeled Industry and Progress.

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A colored lithographic caricature shows an elderly bearded man in a top hat and long coat seated in a chair labeled Transvaal Republic, gripping an umbrella that is torn and blown by a strong wind. Waves sweeping across the ground bear the words Industry and Progress, while the umbrella's ribs are labeled Old Fogyism and the man's cane is marked Oom Paul. The print, titled The modern King Canute, was made by Louis Dalrymple in 1899.

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