Hearst and the man that [illegible] him
Homer Davenport · 1867 - 1912
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Why is this public domain? Homer Davenport died in 1912; this work is in the public domain.
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A pen and ink drawing by Homer Davenport titled Hearst and the man that [illegible] him. A heavily hatched seated figure in a checked jacket and tie leans back in an armchair with legs crossed, gazing to the left, while a second, more lightly sketched standing figure in a long coat looks toward him from the right. The page is largely left blank, and the artist's signature appears at the lower edge.
