The Lusitania: Herod's Nightmare, 1915. Are They Crying 'Mother' or 'Murder'? Product:Fine art poster The Pope's visit to the

The Pope's visit to the United Kingdom May 1982

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

The reference to the garrotting comes from the rash of garrotting crimes that had taken place in London some years earlier

The Lusitania: Herod's Nightmare, 1915. Are They Crying 'Mother' or 'Murder'? Product:Fine art poster The Pope's visit to the'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