Mr. Johnson as Crack
David Claypoole Johnston · 1799-1865
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Mr. Johnson as Crack, David Claypoole Johnston (1835), Smithsonian American Art Museum. Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? The Smithsonian American Art Museum lists this work as public domain. David Claypoole Johnston died in 1865; this work is in the public domain.
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A full-length lithograph shows a smiling man in a high-crowned hat and a long fur-collared coat, holding a long whip in one hand. The caption identifies him as Mr. Johnson in the role of Crack, attributed to David Claypoole Johnston, dated 1835.
