Image of a caricature of an African American man holding a top hat and standing with a ripped umbrella in the rain looking at a rooster on a wooden fence.
Image of an advertisement for Harper's magazine April 1894 issue featuring a woman standing in the rain holding a folded umbrella with a copy of Harper's under one arm.
Image of a full-length caricature portrait of Massachusetts politician Charles Sumner seen standing beside a wooden desk holding his glasses in his hand; skull at top left with banner and motto "Non nascitur sed fit" (not born, but made).
Image of an advertisement for the New Bohemian periodical; silhouette of a woman wearing a hat and holding an umbrella standing and reading at right; roses at left.
Image of an advertisement for Harper's magazine October 1897 issue featuring a woman standing holding an umbrella in one hand wearing a feathered hat, short jacket, blouse, and long skirt.
Image of a three-quarter-length portrait of the character of podiatrist Dr. Goodwin wearing a suit and top hat and holding an umbrella and scratching his chin; the poster advertises the comedy "All the Rage" by William D. Eaton and has printed show information for a March 31, [1882], performance at the Worcester Theatre at top center.
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