How I Lost My Whiskers by Charles Samuel Keene (1866)

Hatched ink drawing of a reclining man with his feet on a dressing table, a mirror, and a figure peeking through a door.

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Why is this public domain? Charles Samuel Keene died in 1891; this work is in the public domain.

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A pen and ink style print shows a stout, bald-headed man reclining in a wooden chair with his feet up on a dressing table beside a small mirror. Two dogs or cats are visible at the lower left and a face peers around the edge of a door in the background. The print is titled How I Lost My Whiskers, by Charles Samuel Keene, dated 1866.

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1866

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