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"Whitsun Chaff." Facetious Cabby: 'Lost the 'ouds, Gents?' Illustration to "Punch" 1872, vol. 62, p. 242

Charles Samuel Keene (English, 1823–1891)

Medium/TechniqueWood engraving, Burnished India proof

Credit LineJohn H. and Ernestine A. Payne Fund

Accession number55.2217

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ProvenanceHarold Hartley, England (1851-1943): to Sir Harold Hartley, London, England (1878-1972); from whom purchased by MFA April 14,1955.

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