Tell me where the money is by Thomas Mackenzie (1926)

Four uniformed policemen question a small green-hatted bearded figure in a dark nighttime forest of stylised trees.

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A colour print titled "Tell me where the money is" by Thomas Mackenzie, dated 1926, shows four uniformed officers gathered around a small elf-like figure with a pointed green hat and long beard in a dark, stylised forest at night. Silhouetted trees with pale cut-out highlights rise on both sides, and a pale-flowered grassy patch lies beneath the figure's feet.

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