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Caricature of a standing bearded man in a top hat and frock coat, holding pince-nez, from Vanity Fair 1878.

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Politicians - ‘Calne’. Lord Edmund George Fitzmaurice. February 16, 1878, Leslie Ward (1878). 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 color lithograph style shows a standing man in a top hat, dark frock coat and grey trousers, holding his pince-nez cord with both hands. The print is titled "Calne" and bears the Vanity Fair masthead dated February 16, 1878, with the signature "Spy" at lower right, and is credited to Leslie Matthew Ward.