Was Brandes worse than Nero by Alfred Schmidt (1915)

Ink cartoon strip in three rows depicting Nero in Roman scenes with Danish captions, including a horse made director-general.

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A multi-panel ink cartoon in twelve scenes, each captioned in Danish, depicting Nero in Roman settings with satirical absurdities such as a horse made director-general and a lion attacking a figure. The work is titled Was Brandes worse than Nero, attributed to Alfred Schmidt, dated 1915, and held as a print.

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