Alexander and Diogenes by John Doyle (1844-1847)

Caricature of a helmeted Alexander looking down at Diogenes seated in a large jar, with a speech bubble caption.

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A lithographic caricature shows a standing, helmeted figure in a cloak and short tunic, with a sword at his side, looking down at a seated man inside a large ceramic jar. A caption in a speech bubble reads 'Were I not Alexander I would be Diogenes.' The print is titled Alexander and Diogenes, attributed to John Doyle, and dated 1844-1847.

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1844-1847

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