He had a hunch 1913

"He had a hunch" is a satirical cartoon by American artist Louis Glackens from 1913. It depicts a man in a long coat, representing a corrupt politician, hurrying away from a "United States Bulletin Board" covered in notices about ongoing investigations into various trusts. The man is carrying a potted plant, perhaps symbolizing a bribe or a secret deal, further highlighting the theme of corruption and political maneuvering. This cartoon exemplifies Glackens' use of humor to address contemporary social and political issues. The artwork is a great example of the artist's satirical style and his talent for capturing the essence of political scandals during a time of great social and economic change in the United States.