Advertisement for Philadelphia Sunday Press: April 7, 1896
George Reiter Brill · 1867 - 1918
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A color lithographic poster advertising the Philadelphia Sunday Press, showing a costumed clown figure holding a striped umbrella against a red sun and rain streaks. A blue-bordered panel lists the contents for April 7th, including articles on Philadelphia, society weddings and Civil War reunions. The work is attributed to George Reiter Brill and dated 1896.
