Campaign number by Frank Arthur Nankivell (1904)

Puck Campaign Number 1904 cover: a woman in a striped flag gown with two kneeling men before her.

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A color illustrated cover for the Puck magazine Campaign Number shows a tall woman in a gown patterned with red and white stripes and a blue bodice dotted with stars, flanked by two kneeling men, one in a khaki military uniform and one in a black suit holding a small book. The artwork is signed by Frank Arthur Nankivell and dated 1904, with the copyright line for Keppler & Schwarzmann printed at the lower right.

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1904

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