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Photoengraving
His Best Friend Deserting Him
Artist
John Wilson Bengough
(1851-1923)
Printer & publisher
Grip Printing and Publishing Company
SignatureL. l. below image, Bengough
Date
1886
Medium / Technique
Ink on paper
Photomechanical printing
Photomechanical printing
Dimensions31.5 x 25.3 cm
Origin
Canada
Object NumberM994X.5.273.175
DivisionDocumentary Art
CollectionMcCord
CreditGift of Dr. Raymond Boyer
Status
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M994X.5.273.169
"Not Guilty", But Don't Do It Again ! George Brown's lawyer Gives Him a Bit of Advice, Gratis
John Wilson Bengough
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M994X.5.273.155
Off With His Head ! "Richard III.," as Played by Mr. Crooks throughout the Province
John Wilson Bengough
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M994X.5.273.141
Signor Blake in his Popular Act of Keeping The Globe in Suspense
John Wilson Bengough
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M994X.5.273.111
Justice & Generosity; or, "Hoist with His Own" Prerogative
John Wilson Bengough
1886
M994X.5.273.106
The Opposition Quartette. Performing the New and Highly Aggravating Air Entitled "Public Accounts"
John Wilson Bengough
1886
M994X.5.273.97
A Question for Pay Day; or, "Central Prison" Logic Applied
John Wilson Bengough
1886
M994X.5.273.98
The Curse of Canada. Is there No Arm to Save ?
John Wilson Bengough
1886
M994X.5.273.96
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