Advertisement for Philadelphia Sunday Press: May 17, 1896
George Reiter Brill · 1867 - 1918
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A 1896 advertisement poster for the Philadelphia Sunday Press shows a seated man in a plaid cap and striped trousers reading a newspaper, with a red and purple silhouette behind him. Bold lettering promotes free portraits of Governor McKinley and Mrs. McKinley for readers on Sunday, May 17, 1896. The work is attributed to George Reiter Brill.
