Donts or How To Be a Gentleman and a Governor by Frank Arthur Nankivell

Ink caricature of a reclining man reading a book titled 'Donts or How to Be a Gentleman and a Governor', feet on a table.

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An ink drawing in the caricature style shows a seated man in a reclining pose, with his feet resting on a table and holding an open book. The book's cover reads 'Donts or How to Be a Gentleman and a Governor.' The work is attributed to Frank Arthur Nankivell and is catalogued as a print in the PDX collection, with no date given.

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