Misery loves company by John Samuel Pughe (1901)

Colored caricature of two downcast men in sailor caps embracing on a rock, with sails labeled Outcast and Rejected.

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A colored caricature print shows two bearded and mustached men in naval-style caps embracing on a rocky outcrop above calm water. Their oversized heads and tear-streaked faces express dejection, and each is labeled on his cap, while their billowing sails bear the words OUTCAST and REJECTED with red streamers reading INDEPENDENCE and CONSTITUTION. The work is titled Misery loves company, by John Samuel Pughe, dated 1901.

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