The Waits by Sir John Tenniel (1885)

Engraving of four street musicians playing cello, horn and woodwinds below a window with two silhouetted figures toasting.

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This wood engraving-style black and white illustration, titled The Waits, shows four bearded men in heavy coats and hats playing a cello, a horn, a brass instrument and a woodwind outside a brick building. Above them, a lit window reveals two silhouetted figures raising glasses together. The work is attributed to Sir John Tenniel and dated 1885, and the page is marked December 1885 and numbered 67.

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1885

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