Alas that hope should vanish by Frank Holme (1903)

Woodcut-style print of a mustached man in a dark jacket holding red-backed playing cards at a green poker table with chips.

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Why is this public domain? Frank Holme died in 1904; this work is in the public domain.

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A stylized woodcut-style print shows a mustached man in a dark jacket and white cuffs fanning red-backed playing cards at a green card table stacked with red and white chips. The composition is set against a brown background with bold black outlines, and a caption beneath reads "Alas that hope should vanish." The work is attributed to Frank Holme and dated 1903.

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