A day with a nervous congressman
Samuel Ehrhart · 1862-1937
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A day with a nervous congressman, Samuel Ehrhart (1909). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Samuel Ehrhart died in 1937; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A multi-panel color cartoon shows a man in a striped suit at a desk in a private office, surrounded by hidden figures peering from behind screens, bookshelves and a potted vase. Surrounding vignettes depict him followed by armed agents on a city avenue, at breakfast, at a formal dinner, and at night in bed, with a grinning figure looming over him. The work is credited to Samuel Ehrhart and dated 1909.
