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Two-panel colour caricature with a crowned Europa among child figures and a man opening a puppet box before a seated figure.

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I figli d’Europa Lo spauracchio, Augusto Grossi (1878), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A two-panel chromolithographic caricature from 1878 by Augusto Grossi, titled I figli d'Europa and Lo spauracchio. The left panel shows a crowned female figure labeled Europa surrounded by costumed child figures holding placards with place names such as Bosnia, Trieste, Armenia and Rumelia, beneath a personified War figure with a rifle. The right panel shows a top-hatted figure labeled Inglese opening a box containing a puppet in a fez, while a seated man labeled Russo looks on.

Museum record: Library of Congress