A Chiel Among Them (recto); Amusements for the Sea-side (verso)

After George Du Maurier British

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This print came to the Museum inserted in an album of caricatures clipped from contemporary periodicals, assembled around 1873 by the artist and etcher Arthur Heseltine. Born in England, Heseltine lived for a time in Bourron-Marlotte, near the forest of Fountainebleau in France, and later in Glasgow. The album later belonged to William Lieberman, a curator at the Museum of Modern Art, and chairman of the Department of 20th Century Art at the Metropolitan Museum.

A Chiel Among Them (recto); Amusements for the Sea-side (verso), After George Du Maurier (British, Paris 1834–1896 London), Wood engraving

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A Chiel Among Them (recto); Amusements for the Sea-side (verso), After George Du Maurier (British, Paris 1834–1896 London), Wood engraving
A Chiel Among Them (recto); Amusements for the Sea-side (verso), After George Du Maurier (British, Paris 1834–1896 London), Wood engraving

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