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English: "The Great Presidential Puzzle": "Illustration shows Senator Roscoe Conkling, leader of the Stalwarts group of the Republican Party, playing a puzzle game. All blocks in the puzzle are the heads of the potential Republican presidential candidates, among them Grant, Sherman, Tilden, and Blaine. Conkling rests his head on one hand and the other on Blaine's "head" as though ready to move it to the empty space in the box." Chromolithograph.
Parodies the famous 14-15 puzzle (the Rubik's cube of the 1880s).
Français : "The Great Presidential Puzzle" : Illustration montrant le sénateur Roscoe Conkling, à la tpete des Stalwarts du parti républicain, jouant avec un puzzle. Tous les blocs de ce puzzle sont les têtes des candidats républicains aux présidentielles potentiels, parmi eux Grant, Sherman, Tilden et Blaine. Chromolithographie. |
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Mayer, Merkel, & Ottmann: lithographers James Albert Wales: artist |
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