The American (omaha, Nebraska), December 24, 1897
Artista: No identificado
Siglo XIX · España / América
Colección: Hispanismo
This 1897 newspaper illustration depicts a seated female figure with a child, seemingly overwhelmed by a large reptilian creature representing oppression or tyranny. To the right, a clergyman holds a large scroll with the text "PROTESTATIONS OF AMERICAN LOYALTY," suggesting commentary on national loyalty and identity amidst religious or political tensions of the era. The style is typical of late 19th-century woodcut or engraving illustrations, featuring strong symbolism and narrative focus.
hispanismo folk-catholicism historia
