Jean qui pleure by André Gill (1875)

Caricature of a bald man with a large nose and mustache holding a fan of playing cards, drawn in ink with color wash.

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A caricatured profile portrait of a bald man with a prominent nose and dark mustache, holding a fan of playing cards with spade symbols near his face. The drawing is rendered in black ink with touches of pink and blue wash, set against a black background and printed over a newspaper page. The print is attributed to André Gill and dated 1875.

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1875

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