After the Election by William Robinson Leigh (1907)

Sepia painting of men counting papers at a table in a dim room with a stove and ballot boxes, 1907.

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A dimly lit interior shows a seated man in shirtsleeves and waistcoat, smoking a cigar, as he works over ballot tallies at a wooden table. Two other men in dark coats stand behind him, one holding a folded paper and the other reaching toward a box, while a stove, a locked cash box and stacks of papers fill the room. William Robinson Leigh made this work in 1907, titled After the Election.

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