The endless game by Samuel Ehrhart (1906)

Color cartoon of police officers as chess pieces on a board, with a hand labeled Political Pull and a hand labeled Reform.

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A color lithograph shows uniformed police officers and civilians standing on a chessboard labeled with city districts, while a giant hand marked Political Pull, wearing gold rings, grips the board and a hand marked Reform reaches in from above. The base reads Department of Police, and the work is attributed to Samuel Ehrhart, dated 1906.

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1906

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