We are against his politics but we like his grit (1912)

The Crab and his Mother (1912) by Arthur Rackham

Getting his bumps (1912) by Louis Glackens

His only pair (circa 1912) by Frederick Bauhof

We need you (1912) by Albert Sterner

William the Conqueror getting into his armor (1912) by Will Crawford

Ah-Tón-We-Tuck, Cock Turkey, Repeating His Prayer (1830) by George Catlin

This is the man who tells his wife that ‘woman’s place is in the home’ (1912) by William Ely Hill

Stirring Tales of the Campaign against China and the Mirror of Honor; Shirakami Genjirō with His Bugle ‘March’ in His Mouth on Point of His Death (1895) by Ogata Gekko