Doctors and Scientists. ‘Electricity’. Sir David L. Salomons
Leslie Ward · 1851-1922
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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 caricature-style colour print from the Vanity Fair supplement shows a standing, white-haired man with a large mustache in a dark suit and watch chain. Beside him stands a wooden side table holding an electrical machine with a dynamo-like cylinder and brass fittings, referencing the caption 'Electricity'. The work is by Leslie Matthew Ward, dated 1908, and is part of the series Doctors and Scientists.
