Can you beat it by Henry Jerome Schile (1894)

Color lithograph of a smiling man in a straw hat pointing at a glass of beer, with the caption Can you beat it?

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A color lithograph shows a smiling, mustached man in a straw boater, striped brown vest, and yellow cravat, seated and holding up a glass of golden beer while pointing toward it with his other hand. The caption "Can you beat it?" appears beneath the figure. The print is attributed to Henry Jerome Schile and dated 1894.

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1894

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