It never loses its popularity by Samuel Ehrhart (1896)

Colored 1896 cartoon by Samuel Ehrhart: a woman with a fan and a man in evening dress on a sofa beneath political question la

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A colored lithographic print titled "It never loses its popularity" by Samuel Ehrhart, dated 1896, shows a woman in a pale blue gown holding a fan as a man in evening wear sits beside her on a red sofa. Floating above them are scroll-shaped labels reading Chinese Question, Armenian Question, Silver Question, Cuban Question, and Tariff Question, in a satirical composition.

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