He laughs best who laughs last by Charles Jay Taylor

Color print of a family around a lit Christmas tree, with two oval vignettes of a bachelor and a lonely man at dinner.

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A color print titled He laughs best who laughs last, by Charles Jay Taylor, dated 1897, shows a family gathered around a lit and decorated Christmas tree in a parlor, with a mother, father, children and older relatives. Inset oval vignettes contrast a man in a top hat walking past a family with a pram with a solitary gentleman seated in a dining room, with captions reading the bachelor's jokes about married life.

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