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Grayscale caricature drawing of two men, one with an elongated head and round glasses, the other in a black tuxedo.

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Ed Wynn and Richard B. Harrison, Ralph Barton (1930), National Portrait Gallery (Smithsonian). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? The National Portrait Gallery (Smithsonian) lists this work as public domain. Ralph Barton died in 1931; this work is in the public domain.

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This caricature drawing in gray ink and wash shows two men side by side, one with an exaggeratedly elongated head, large round eyeglasses and a bow tie, and the other in a black jacket and white shirt with a bow tie, looking toward him. The work is signed Ralph Barton and dated 1930, and it is catalogued under the title Ed Wynn and Richard B. Harrison.

Museum record: National Portrait Gallery (Smithsonian)