The legal dispute by William Ely Hill (1926)

Ink illustration of cats dressed as people crowding a courtroom, with a sign reading No Mewing or Loud Purring Please.

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A pen-and-ink illustration shows a crowded interior where anthropomorphic cats in period clothing fill a courtroom-like hall, with a judge's bench, spectators in the gallery, and a seated figure in spectacles. A hanging framed picture reads "These Be My Jewels" and a wall sign reads "No Mewing or Loud Purring Please." This print, titled The Legal Dispute, is attributed to William Ely Hill and dated 1926.

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1926

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