
The psychiatrist
William Ely Hill · 1887-1962
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This black and white line drawing shows anthropomorphic cats in a psychiatrist's office, with a seated doctor behind a desk beside a book titled Kats Freud and a reversed Private Dr. Kohlkatz sign. Two female patients sit opposite, one wearing a large hat and the other holding an umbrella, with a wall calendar reading Early to bed and early to rise. The print is titled The psychiatrist, made by William Ely Hill in 1926.























