When they get their rights by Charles Dana Gibson (1916)

Pen-and-ink parlor scene: an older woman seated at right speaks to a young woman while a man peers from a doorway.

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A pen-and-ink drawing shows an elegantly furnished parlor with a fireplace, framed picture, and side table. A stout older woman sits at right while a younger woman in a seated pose faces her, and a man peers in from the doorway at left. The caption reads "It's only fair to warn you that my son has never had a father's care and doesn't know the first thing about housekeeping." The print is by Charles Dana Gibson, dated 1916.

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