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Two cartoons and two sketches

Sir Bernard Partridge, 1861–1945

Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum, Worcester

2 cartoons for 'Punch': 1) two figures in military uniform in discussion; 2) horse-drawn coach, horse looking alarmed at man with petrol can with chest. 2 sketches: 1) figure with back to viewer, left hand on head; 2) figure with back to spectator, playing stringed instrument.

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Title of artwork, date

Two cartoons and two sketches, 1861–1945

Date supported

1949

Medium and material

Charcoal & chalk & crayon & paint & pen & pencil on paper

Dimensions

Various

Gifted by

Lady Partridge

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