The seat of war in America
Raymond Crawford Ewer · 1888-1915
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Why is this public domain? Raymond Crawford Ewer died in 1915; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A colored lithographic sheet by Raymond Crawford Ewer, dated 1914, arranged as a grid of comic vignettes about baseball spectators. The central panel shows an excited crowd in a packed grandstand watching a game, while surrounding panels show fans scrambling for hot dogs, lady fans seated in the stands, and a row of seated men, with a strip of player sketches along the bottom.
