1906 Print Charles Dana Gibson Crooked Tale Jail Cell Prisoner Satire Drawing XGTC7 which provided much war relief

which provided much war relief to those in France

for the book of poetry Parallèlement by Paul Verlaine (A

Buel and they provide an unique historical record of the 19th century American landscape

Please note there is some black ink speckling on this photogravure

Spain during the late 19th century by members of an American science expedition

1906 Print Charles Dana Gibson Crooked Tale Jail Cell Prisoner Satire Drawing XGTC7 which provided much war relief"A Crooked Tale." "There was a crooked man, Who made a crooked deal, And got a crooked fortune By a very crooked steal; He had a crooked wife, With a very crooked name, And now they live apart In very crooked fame." This is an original 1906 halftone print of a drawing by Charles Dana Gibson. The drawing has a copyright date of 1902 by Life Publishing Co. (Please note that, typical of halftone prints, there is printing on the reverse.) CONDITION This