The Other Side by Charles Dana Gibson (1887)

Pen drawing of a couple with a dog on a city street, a guard with a rifle, and a man carrying pound-marked boxes.

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A pen-and-ink drawing shows a fashionably dressed couple from behind, the man in a top hat holding an umbrella and the woman in a plaid gown, walking a small dog. Across the street a uniformed guard stands with a rifle while a man carries heavy boxes marked with pound signs, with church spires rising behind a fence. Charles Dana Gibson made this work titled The Other Side in 1887, and its caption, written below the image, makes the joke about a financier's supervision of funds.

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