This is a black and white cartoon from the early 20th century, titled 'The Idol of Monopoly.' It depicts a massive, obese man, representing Monopoly, towering over a brick wall. Several small figures, representing workers, are climbing a ladder to reach and seemingly worship the giant figure. The giant man is smiling and appears to be enjoying the attention. The workers are depicted as small and insignificant in comparison to the giant, emphasizing the power imbalance. The caption reads, 'The workers of America have made unto themselves an idol called Monopoly, which many of them still admire and worship. Oh workers! This is not your god.' The style is reminiscent of political cartoons of the era, with exaggerated features and a clear message about economic inequality and the dangers of unchecked power.