The Lusitania: Herod's Nightmare, 1915. Are They Crying 'Mother' or 'Murder'? Product:Fine art poster advocated that the masses should

advocated that the masses should be enfranchised

The faint outline of a fourth figure can just be seen in the middle of the group

This cartoon refers to Garibaldi's plan to conquer Rome

C-t-m & Commdore Cur-t's paying their respects on their return from the glorious expedition'

The sitter is dressed in a black tri-corner hat

The Lusitania: Herod's Nightmare, 1915. Are They Crying 'Mother' or 'Murder'? Product:Fine art poster advocated that the masses should'The Lusitania: Herod's Nightmare, 1915 ''Are They Crying 'Mother' or 'Murder'?''', 1916. Plate 60 from The Great War: A Neutral's Indictment by Louis Raemaekers. The Dutch graphic artist Louis Raemaekers (1869 1956) produced fiercely anti German cartoons during the First World War. The Germans offered a substantial reward for him, dead or alive, and the Dutch government, under pressure from Germany, placed Raemaekers on trial on a charge of