More Artworks by Homer Davenport (View all 75 Artworks)

Uncle Sam, with torn clothes and tears in his eyes, tries to offer an invitation to the honorable W.R.H., but is ordered to leave

Homer Davenport

Pyotr Stoylpin, a Russian politician drags a woman representing Liberty by the hair from a building

Homer Davenport

All Coons Look Alike to Me

Homer Davenport

The ones that really suffer from the coal strike are never represented in its discussions

Homer Davenport

Well Done Good and Faithful Servant

Homer Davenport

Uncle Sam about to swat at a mosquito representing Castro, which is biting him.

Homer Davenport

Uncle Sam is tied hand and foot by two miniature men

Homer Davenport

At a circus, Taft and Fairbanks run on a ramp to try to jump over an elephant and land in a bowl labeled ‘Presidential Nomination’

Homer Davenport

William Randolph Hearst in silhouette, with the shadow of another man in glasses behind him.

Homer Davenport

Hearst and the man that [illegible] him

Homer Davenport

The Journal thinks his design will in general work in trust circles before the year is out

Homer Davenport

A frowning, disproportioned man in a suit

Homer Davenport

Newspaper publisher J. Pulitzer sits with William Jennings Bryan, who is frowning

Homer Davenport

A large man, Murphy, sits on City Hall

Homer Davenport

Where Tweed Got in

Homer Davenport