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Colour caricature of a standing man with a reddish beard in a grey suit, captioned 'He walked across Africa', Vanity Fair 187

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Explorers and Inventors. ‘He walked across Africa’. Lieutenant Cameron. 15 July 1876, Leslie Ward (1876). 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 in colored lithograph style shows a standing man with a reddish beard and moustache, wearing a grey jacket, waistcoat and light trousers, one hand in his pocket and a cigar in the other. The signed print, captioned 'He walked across Africa', carries the Vanity Fair masthead and a date of 15 July 1876. The work is attributed to Leslie Matthew Ward and dated 1876.