The Parlor Critic by George Bellows (1921)

Lithograph of a bald man in tuxedo speaking with a woman in a sequined gown in an elegant parlor with draped curtains.

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A black-and-white lithograph titled The Parlor Critic by George Wesley Bellows, dated 1921. A bald man in evening dress with a white shirt front looks up while a woman in a sequined gown, seen from behind, faces him in an elegant room with draped curtains and a classical statue at the left. Another figure in formal dress appears in the background.

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