How to keep a servant girl - and keep her satisfied - in the country
Samuel Ehrhart · 1862-1937
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How to keep a servant girl - and keep her satisfied - in the country, Samuel Ehrhart (1906), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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A multi-panel colour cartoon print titled "How to keep a servant girl - and keep her satisfied - in the country" by Samuel Ehrhart, dated 1906. The central oval shows a stout woman and a man with luggage arriving in a bustling city street, while a boy hands over a newspaper headlined about a pot of gold. Surrounding vignettes depict a maid sweeping a porch, a gramophone playing a song, a woman ironing, a sketch team performing in a parlour, and a sleeper disturbed by city noises.
