The contrast
Capt. Francis Grose · 1731 - 1791
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The contrast, Capt. Francis Grose (1788), British Museum. Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? The British Museum lists this work as public domain. Capt. Francis Grose died in 1791; this work is in the public domain.
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An etched caricature titled The contrast shows a thin, long-faced man in a tricorn hat and greatcoat facing a stout figure in a plumed hat and buttoned jacket. Both stand on a rough country path beside a fence and bushes, with the stout figure holding a cane. The print is attributed to Capt. Francis Grose and dated 1788.
