Telemachus & Mentor by John Doyle (1847-1847)

Lithograph sketch of two classical figures: a young man with a staff in a short tunic beside an older man in a draped cloak.

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A lithographic sketch titled Telemachus & Mentor, by John Doyle and dated 1847, shows two standing male figures in classical dress. The younger figure at left holds a tall staff and wears a short tunic, while the older bearded figure at right wears a crown or fillet and a long, heavily draped cloak, turned toward him. The publication line below the image notes publication in March 1847 by Thomas McLean in Haymarket and printing by McLean & Co.

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