The convert
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The convert, Wilson, Wagner & Co. (1887), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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A chromolithographic print titled "The convert" shows two anthropomorphic figures in a saloon: a goat-headed man in plaid trousers drinking from a large stein, and a ram-headed man in a dark coat standing before him. A bartender with a mustache pours a drink behind a carved wooden bar, and the print is credited to Wilson, Wagner & Co. dated 1887.
