Politicians - ‘A Chartered Administrator’. Earl Grey. April 28, 1898
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 print of a seated man in a long dark frock coat and striped trousers, leaning on a wooden chair while holding a lit cigar. The print is captioned 'A Chartered Administrator' and bears the Vanity Fair masthead and the date April 28, 1898, with the artist's monogram. The work is attributed to Leslie Matthew Ward and dated 1898.
