Chancellors of Exchequer. ‘A scagliola apollo’ Beach. 22 August 1874
Carlo Pellegrini · 1839-1889
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Chancellors of Exchequer. ‘A scagliola apollo’ Beach. 22 August 1874, Carlo Pellegrini (1874). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Carlo Pellegrini died in 1889; this work is in the public domain.
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A caricatured full-length portrait shows a bearded man in black evening dress and white cravat leaning over a stone-like pedestal while reading a sheet of paper. A gilded ceremonial mace and a stack of red-bound books rest on the pedestal beside him. The chromolithographic print, attributed to Carlo Pellegrini and dated 1874, appeared in Vanity Fair on 22 August 1874.
