Changing the Guard by John Hassall

Pen-and-ink cartoon of caricatured uniformed soldiers changing the guard, with a bulldog and tents in the background.

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Why is this public domain? John Hassall died in 1948; this work is in the public domain.

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A pen-and-ink caricature titled Changing the Guard, by John Hassall, shows a row of exaggerated uniformed figures with moustaches and stockings, labelled with items such as ink, dictionary, brief and minutes. Two central officers exchange a document beside a bulldog, with tents and small figures visible in the distance. The caption notes it was presented to the sette in April 1902 by Paul Bevan.

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