Don’t they wish they had never taken hold of it!
Joseph Ferdinand Keppler · 1838 - 1894
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Don’t they wish they had never taken hold of it!, Joseph Ferdinand Keppler (1886). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Joseph Ferdinand Keppler died in 1894; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A hand-colored lithograph by Joseph Ferdinand Keppler, dated 1886, shows several men in formal dress kicking and dancing as if shocked, linked by wires to a box labeled Exposure operated by a figure with a bowler hat and an electric-company drum on his head. Papers labeled Pan Electric Co. stock lie on the carpet, a telephone hangs on the wall, and a city building with a Bell Telephone Co. flag appears in a window, while a small child holding an umbrella and onlookers watch from the side.
