Mrs. Partington outdone by Louis Glackens (1912)

Caricature of a woman in a top hat sweeping beach puddles against a large breaking wave, colored print from 1912.

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A colored caricature print titled Mrs. Partington outdone, created by Louis Glackens in 1912. A woman in a long blue dress, top hat and pince-nez sweeps at puddles on a beach while a large wave curls behind her, its crest labeled with the words The tendency of man to gamble. Puddles and a broom carry printed labels such as Police Graft, Gambling House Profits, and Raids on Gambling Houses.

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