What fools these mortals be! by Ralph Barton (1917)

Stylized blue and black poster of Puck with a spear above elegant puppet-like figures on a circular stage, with decorative le

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A stylized black, white and blue illustration shows a large figure in a top hat holding a long spear above the title lettering, with puppet-like strings descending from him. Below, a circle of elegant figures in period dress and a bird-headed character stand on a scalloped stage ring, framed by a striped arch. The work is titled What fools these mortals be! and is attributed to Ralph Barton, dated 1917.

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