I Think I'll Walk
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$150.00
$150.00
I Think I'll Walk - Life Magazine 1902
Cartoon showing Theodore Roosevelt sliding off the back of a beleagured looking elephant labeled "GOP" and whose hind legs drag ball-and-chains labeled "Cuba" and "High Tariff", he says, "I think I'll walk". "Trust", Roosevelt's travelling companion, an enormous man bursting with wealth, rides atop the elephant. A sign pointing to Washington shows the way across a weak wooden bridge labeled "Anti-Trust Sentiment". Off to the left, in the distance, is the U.S. Capitol above which is the date "1904".
​Reproduction on Paper Size 7"x 12"
Framed Size 13" x 18"
Custom Framed in a 1" Black Wood Frame
Double Matted Light Gray Suede & Black
Enclosed in Clear Glass, Dust Cover Backed, Wired Ready for Hanging.
Cartoon showing Theodore Roosevelt sliding off the back of a beleagured looking elephant labeled "GOP" and whose hind legs drag ball-and-chains labeled "Cuba" and "High Tariff", he says, "I think I'll walk". "Trust", Roosevelt's travelling companion, an enormous man bursting with wealth, rides atop the elephant. A sign pointing to Washington shows the way across a weak wooden bridge labeled "Anti-Trust Sentiment". Off to the left, in the distance, is the U.S. Capitol above which is the date "1904".
​Reproduction on Paper Size 7"x 12"
Framed Size 13" x 18"
Custom Framed in a 1" Black Wood Frame
Double Matted Light Gray Suede & Black
Enclosed in Clear Glass, Dust Cover Backed, Wired Ready for Hanging.
