Rose Cecil O'Neill / Fortune : Bah! why do artists always represent Fortune as a woman? / 1903?

Rose Cecil O'Neill
Fortune : Bah! why do artists always represent Fortune as a woman?
1903?
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Creator Name: O'Neill, Rose Cecil
Creator Role: Artist
Creator Dates/Places: 1874-1944
Creator Name-CRT: Rose Cecil O'Neill
Title: Fortune : Bah! why do artists always represent Fortune as a woman?
Title Type: Title continues: "Because of the way she smiles on the rich fellows, regardless of their other qualities."
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Creation Start Date: 1903
Creation End Date: 1903
Creation Date: 1903?
Object Type: Drawings and Watercolors
Classification Term: drawing on paper
Materials and Techniques: Periodical illustrations
Materials and Techniques: Humorous pictures
Materials and Techniques: Drawings
Materials and Techniques: cink over pencil and blue pencil with scraping out
Parts and Pieces: 1
Dimensions: unmeasured
AMICA Contributor: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division
Owner Location: Washington, DC, USA
ID Number: DLC/PP-1933:0205
Credit Line: Courtesy of The Library of Congress
Rights: http://lcweb.loc.gov/rr/print/res/caiamico.html
Related Document Description: Published as comic in: Puck, 53 (April 15, 1903).
Related Work Description: Cabinet of American Illustration (Library of Congress)
Link to Work: (DLC)95849474
AMICA ID: LOC_.cai96002503/PP
AMICA Library Year: 1999
Media Metadata Rights: Courtesy Library of Congress

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