Napoleon. ‘Dead men’s clothes soon wear out’
Thomas Nast · 1840-1902
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Why is this public domain? Thomas Nast died in 1902; this work is in the public domain.
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A wrinkled, dejected seated man wears a patched and torn military coat and worn boots, his posture weary within an ornate interior. Newspaper headlines on the floor refer to war against Prussia, the defeats at Weissenburg and Worth, Metz, and Alsace and Lorraine, and a fallen hat lies nearby. The 1870 print by Thomas Nast is an engraving-style political cartoon.
