Miscellaneous; ‘Self Conquest’, The Earl of Lonsdale… by Leslie Ward

Colour caricature of a standing man in a long dark overcoat holding a cigar, titled 'Self-conquest', Vanity Fair, 1879.

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Miscellaneous; ‘Self Conquest’, The Earl of Lonsdale, June 14, 1879, Leslie Ward (1879). 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 profile shows a standing man in a dark double-breasted overcoat, grey trousers, and a white boutonniere, holding a cigar and cane. The print bears the Vanity Fair masthead, the caption 'Self-conquest', and the date June 14, 1879, and is attributed to Leslie Matthew Ward.

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