Doctors and Scientists. Dr. Robert Henry Scanes Spicer… by Leslie Ward

Colour caricature of a bearded man in pince-nez and dark overcoat, hands in pockets, standing full length on a grey ground.

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Doctors and Scientists. Dr. Robert Henry Scanes Spicer. 20 March 1902, Leslie Ward (1902). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Leslie Ward died in 1922; this work is in the public domain.

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A full-length caricature-style lithograph shows a bespectacled, bearded man standing with his hands in his coat pockets, wearing a dark overcoat over a dotted waistcoat with a watch chain. The print is a Vanity Fair plate dated March 20, 1902, created by Leslie Matthew Ward in 1902, titled Doctors and Scientists, Dr. Robert Henry Scanes Spicer.

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