I wonder if they are both true to me
Herbert Johnson · 1878-1946
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I wonder if they are both true to me, Herbert Johnson (1916). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Herbert Johnson died in 1946; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A caricature drawing in brown and grey wash shows a stout, bespectacled man with a mustache reclining in a chair beside a desk. Two framed cards stand on the desk, one with an elephant and the inscription "Ever Thine G.O.P. 1908" and one with a moose and the inscription "To My Hero of 1912." The work is signed by Herbert Johnson and dated 1916.
