Le cri de Nancy by Pierre Roger Claudin

Colored caricature of a bagpiping Scotsman in kilt beside a Union Jack, muskets and a crowd, French-language caption below.

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Why is this public domain? Pierre Roger Claudin died in 1936; this work is in the public domain.

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A colored caricature titled La Semaine Anglaise à Nancy shows a man in Highland dress playing bagpipes beside a Union Jack and crossed muskets, with a crowd and French flags in the background. The printed caption beneath the scene is in French, and the work is attributed to Pierre Roger Claudin, with the Nancy stamp visible in the lower left.

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