Politicians - ‘Our Sir Gearge (sic)’. Sir George Orby Wombwell. 24 January 1874
Carlo Pellegrini · 1839-1889
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Politicians - ‘Our Sir Gearge (sic)’. Sir George Orby Wombwell. 24 January 1874, Carlo Pellegrini (1874). Via artnap.com
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A full-length caricature in colour lithograph style shows a man in a top hat and long brown frock coat, hands on his hips and a thin cane at his side, with a dark cravat and striped trousers. The print is a Vanity Fair caricature dated 24 January 1874, titled 'Our Sir Gearge' and signed Ape, which is Carlo Pellegrini's pseudonym.
