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Free Trade and Protectionism (colour litho)
3641730 Free Trade and Protectionism (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Free Trade and Protectionism. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 22450276
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Avenues Business Business Enterprises Chamberlain Comical Corporations Dumping Free Trade Goods Goods Transport International Issues John Bull Markets Perennial Prison Protectionism Shop Front Shop Fronts Shop Window Shops Sore Store Store Window Streeet Street Network Town Crier Town Criers Town Cryer Trading Uncle Sam Entertaining Joke Self Interest
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The colourful lithograph titled "Free Trade and Protectionism" captures the essence of a postcard from the early 20th century. This humorous artwork, part of a private collection, depicts a bustling street scene with various elements that reflect the ongoing debate between free trade and protectionism. In this comical image, we see Uncle Sam representing America and John Bull symbolizing Britain engaged in a lively discussion about trade policies. The shop windows display an array of goods from different countries, highlighting the issues surrounding unfair competition and dumping practices. The artist cleverly portrays the self-interests of nations through amusing caricatures and witty details. A prison cell labeled "Protectionism" serves as a reminder of how restrictive trade policies can limit economic growth. With its satirical undertones, this print offers an entertaining commentary on political dynamics during that time period. It touches upon perennial themes such as international commerce, labour concerns, and geopolitical rivalries among European powers. This artwork not only showcases the talent of the English School but also provides insight into historical attitudes towards global trade. As we admire this whimsical piece, it reminds us to consider both sides of the free trade versus protectionism argument while appreciating its artistic value within our own modern context.
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