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This is an antique color cover print (chromolithograph) from PUCK, a weekly magazine published in 1881. Puck was the first successful humor magazine in the United States consisting of political satire expressed in colorful cartoons and caricatures which focused on the the major, mostly political, issues of the day. It was published from 1871 until 1918. Puck was quite popular in its day, and very popular among political cartoon collectors today. This series of PUCK cartoons are clever, beautifully illustrated and provide an historical picture of the state of politics in 1881. CLICK ON ICON BELOW TO VIEW ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

TITLE: A WAY OUT OF PRESIDENT ARTHUR'S DILEMMA (See pictures for smaller text)

ARTIST: GILLAM, SIGNED IN PLATE

CONDITION: EXCELLENT — Clear, clean, very colorful and bright; no foxing, creasing, tears or folds. and good margins -- perfect for framing. A really beautiful image.

This color lithograph is about 140 years old and guaranteed to be original. It is an authentic old print from the aforementioned newspaper and NOT A MODERN REPRODUCTION.

The print, including the white border (if any) is about 9 1/4" x 12 3/4". Matted it measures 12" x 16".

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