There is a cartoon showing that big capitalists control the US Congress, which appears in high school history textbooks. What is the name and author of the cartoon? thank you

Illustration "The United States Senate under the Control of Monopoly Capitalists (Comics)"

This is a cartoon created by American painter Joseph Kaeppler around 1890. It was originally named "Senate Big Brother" and published in Naughty Boy, a popular humor magazine at that time. /kloc-at the end of 0/9, the monopoly capital in the United States developed rapidly, and the voice of anti-monopoly was rising all over the country. Therefore, the U.S. Congress passed the Sherman Anti-monopoly Act on 1890. The purpose of this law is to alleviate people's dissatisfaction with monopoly, curb the anti-monopoly movement involving farmers, workers and small and medium-sized entrepreneurs at that time, and adjust the contradictions within monopoly capital. In fact, the monopoly capital of the United States has not been contained, but has developed at a faster speed. This cartoon depicts the scene of the US Senate debating the anti-monopoly law, and shows that since monopoly capital has controlled the political life of the country, it is impossible for the Senate to make a resolution that is really unfavorable to monopoly capitalists. In the Senate hall in the photo, there are some senators sitting in their seats. They will still look back from time to time during the meeting. Standing in the back row are a group of paunchy monopoly capitalists, whose bellies are like money bags, with the words "steel trust", "copper trust", "sugar trust" and "standard oil trust" written on them. These monopoly capitalists walked into the hall from the open door on the right, and the words "monopoly entrance" were written on the lintel of this door. On the left side of the second floor, the small door that reads "People's Entrance" on the lintel is locked. The wooden sign at the back of the hall reads: "This is a Senate owned by monopolists".