Three politicians in the theater
Axel Holger Thiess · 1860-1926
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Why is this public domain? Axel Holger Thiess died in 1926; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
An ink drawing in caricature style shows an exaggerated bearded figure seated on a bench holding a bouquet, while a stout man in dark formal dress bows toward her. A thin figure in a long gown stands at the right edge, and the labels Borgbjerg, J.C. Christensen and Neergaard identify the depicted men. The work is dated 1880-1926 and attributed to Axel Holger Thiess.
