The right man in the right place
Frank Marion Hutchins · 1867-1896
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Why is this public domain? Frank Marion Hutchins died in 1896; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A caricature of a stout man in a dark coat and checkered trousers strides down a red-carpeted aisle of the U.S. Senate, carrying a dollar-marked money bag and a certificate of election to Stephen B. Elkins. Seated senators at their desks are labeled with mocking titles, and the scene is rendered in pen and colored wash. The print is titled The right man in the right place, by Frank Marion Hutchins, dated 1895.
