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Le prendre à son propre jeu
Le prendre à son propre jeu

Cartoon

Beating Him at His Own Game.
Artist (1917-2007)
SignatureL. r. within image, JOHN COLLINS
Date 1940/09/14
Medium / Technique Ink, crayon, graphite and opaque white pigment on card
Dimensions38.1 x 28.3 cm
Origin Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Object NumberM965.199.1889
CollectionMcCord
CreditGift of John Collins - The Gazette

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Beating Him at His Own Game.
Beating Him at His Own Game.
John Collins
1942/11/19
M965.199.3497
Trying to Beat Him at His Own Game.
Trying to Beat Him at His Own Game.
John Collins
About 1958
M965.199.6296
Playing His Own Game.
Playing His Own Game.
John Collins
About 1950
M965.199.339
Making Him Walk His Own Plank.
Making Him Walk His Own Plank.
John Collins
1943/08/09
M965.199.2162
Beating a Path to His Door.
Beating a Path to His Door.
John Collins
1963
M965.199.2732
Each One Paddling His Own Canoe.
Each One Paddling His Own Canoe.
John Collins
About 1939
M965.199.4036
Going to Paddle His Own Canoe.
Going to Paddle His Own Canoe.
John Collins
About 1939
M965.199.4274
Get Him on His Feet-But Don't Let Him Goose-Step.
Get Him on His Feet-But Don't Let Him Goose-Step.
John Collins
About 1949
M965.199.10001
Right in His Own Backyard.
Right in His Own Backyard.
John Collins
About 1968
M965.199.6642
Standing On His Own Feet Now.
Standing On His Own Feet Now.
John Collins
1949
M965.199.644
Wants to Paddle His Own Canoe.
Wants to Paddle His Own Canoe.
John Collins
About 1948
M965.199.5971
This Samson Seems to Be Cutting His Own Hair.
This Samson Seems to Be Cutting His Own Hair.
John Collins
About 1950
M965.199.5960

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