Superlative provocation
Walter H. Gallaway · 1870-1911
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Why is this public domain? Walter H. Gallaway died in 1911; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A colour lithographic print titled Superlative provocation by Walter H. Gallaway, dated 1902, shows a gesturing older man seated behind a green-paneled bench while a bearded clerk writes at a desk. A rough-dressed visitor in a red shirt and blue neckerchief holds a wide-brimmed hat and glares toward the bench, in a room with a cracked wall and a window.
