Morning after such a headache
William Steinigans · 1878-1918
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A caricature-style drawing shows a tall, thin man with a cloth tied around his head, holding his face in pain while steaming in a basin of hot water beside a mustard bag, teapot and glass. A bowler hat hangs on the wall behind him. The print is titled Morning after such a headache and was made by William Steinigans in 1908.
