The Unexpected Guest by George Cargill Leighton (1857)

Colored print of a red-cloaked visitor at a doorway at night, lit by an elderly servant holding a candle.

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A hooded man in a red cloak and wide-brimmed hat stands at a doorway holding a pistol and a bird-like hunting bag, while an elderly servant in a dark coat and yellow vest lifts a lit candle to see him. The scene is set outdoors at night with snow on the ground and a town visible in the background. This colored print from The Illustrated London News, dated 1857, is credited to George Cargill Leighton after a drawing by J. Tenniel.

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