Kelly's Triumph, from Puck Possibly 1880

"Kelly's Triumph" (c. 1880) is a satirical cartoon by James A. Wales, depicting John Kelly, the leader of Tammany Hall, as a Native American "Big Chief" seated on a throne, surrounded by figures representing politicians like Samuel J. Tilden and Winfield Scott Hancock. The artwork, from the magazine *Puck*, uses caricature and visual humor to comment on political events in 19th-century America, particularly the influence of Tammany Hall. It's a prime example of political cartoons, an art form that continues to be relevant today.