
Legal; ‘A Radical Lawyer’, Mr. John Walton, March 6, 1902
Leslie Ward · 1851-1922
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A caricature print of a seated man in a grey barrister's wig and dark gown, writing with a quill pen at a desk piled with papers and law books. The print, titled Legal; 'A Radical Lawyer', Mr. John Walton, March 6, 1902, is by Leslie Matthew Ward and dates to 1902.























