A quiet rubber at whist by Randolph Caldecott

Multi-panel comic print of Victorian men and women playing whist, with cards, a dispute, and small winged devils.

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A quiet rubber at whist, Randolph Caldecott. Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Randolph Caldecott died in 1886; this work is in the public domain.

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It shows men in evening dress and women in period gowns moving through card-playing scenes, including cutting for partners, the first deal, and a dispute labeled "something wrong," with small winged devils playing among the cards. Each panel is separated by a simple tonal background, and the closing panel is captioned "The explanation at end of the game."

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