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Caricature of a man in a top hat playing a drum, pan pipes and triangle labeled with political terms, watched by onlookers.

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Extraordinary musician! ‘Wot plays on various instruments - all at once!, John Doyle (1845-1847). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? John Doyle died in 1868; this work is in the public domain.

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A lithographic caricature shows a tall man in a top hat and long coat playing several instruments at once, including a drum labeled House of Lords, pan pipes labeled with political terms such as Landed Interest and Sliding Scale, and a triangle labeled with Tory, Conservative, and Radical. Onlookers stand at the right and left, one leaning over a hoop, while the title and publication details appear in the lower margin. The work is attributed to John Doyle and dated 1845-1847.