Spain blew up 266 of my boys for which he got enough to last him but here is Armour who poisened thousands what shall I do
Homer Davenport · 1867 - 1912
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Spain blew up 266 of my boys for which he got enough to last him but here is Armour who poisened thousands what shall I do, Homer Davenport. Via artnap.com
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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 caricature by Homer Davenport shows an elderly, exaggerated man with a large nose and wild hair, wearing a striped collar and bow tie, and holding a small sheet labeled with the name Armour. Behind him hangs a poster-like panel showing a stiff, skeletal figure in a crude mask with the word Spain beneath it.
