Greed and Capitalism in Political Art - Woodcut Illustration of Avarice #3459886 (License: Personal Use)

The image is a high-contrast linocut or woodcut showing a skeletal figure bearing a banner reading “AVARICIA” (Spanish/Portuguese for “greed”) extending a hand toward a corpulent, bearded man seated at a table overflowing with money sacks marked with dollar signs. Behind the man, an oil derrick and a U.S. flag suggest critiques of American capitalism and resource exploitation; another banner with “AVARICE” appears behind his head, reinforcing the theme. Money bags spill onto the floor, emphasizing excess and moral decay.

Used in political commentary, educational materials on economic inequality, or art history contexts focusing on protest art and social critique; aligns with user intent seeking visual metaphors for greed, capitalism, or socio-political satire.