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Colour political cartoon: a party boss shapes a wooden presidential figure, surrounded by vignettes of public duties and camp

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The kind of president we have commonly had, Samuel Ehrhart (1907). Via artnap.com

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A multi-panel political cartoon in color shows a central scene of a party boss shaping a stuffed presidential figure labeled with traits such as respectability, clean record, party regularity, and urbanity, surrounded by vignettes of a parade, a photo session, a cornerstone ceremony, going home to vote, receiving ambassadors, and shaking hands. The composition is framed by a pink oval border with figures in period dress. This print by Samuel Ehrhart is dated 1907.