The King’s Choice, or How Long Does a Lifetime Last by Alfred Schmidt

Ink caricature sketch of three men in suits with exaggerated expressions, one bald, one scowling, one with hand on chin.

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Why is this public domain? Alfred Schmidt died in 1938; this work is in the public domain.

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Three men in suits are drawn as caricatures in black ink on a cream sheet, each with an exaggerated expression and gesture. The work is catalogued as a 1914 print by Alfred Schmidt under the title The King's Choice, or How Long Does a Lifetime Last.

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1914

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