Gentleman's Lounge

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Gentleman's Lounge
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Gentleman's Lounge

DateOctober 1901
Illustration CitationPuck 50, no. 1384 (October 9, 1901), p. 10.
MediumInk and wash on paper with blue pencil
Dimensionssheet: 15 3/8 × 22 5/16 in. (39.1 × 56.7 cm)
Credit LineGift of the Rose O'Neill Foundation, 2018
Object number2018-73
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Image Not Available for Popularity à la Mode. Mrs. Hightone — I hear that your new Rector is very popular. Mrs. DeStyle — Popular? Yes, indeed! Why, we are thinking of having his sermons dramatized.
Popularity à la Mode. Mrs. Hightone — I hear that your new Rector is very popular. Mrs. DeStyle — Popular? Yes, indeed! Why, we are thinking of having his sermons dramatized.
Rose O'Neill
1901
Image Not Available for Confrontation at social event
Confrontation at social event
Rose O'Neill
1904
Image Not Available for Three women talking
Three women talking
Rose O'Neill
September 1901
Image Not Available for "Her gilded head was tight and trig under the little derby,"
"Her gilded head was tight and trig under the little derby,"
Rose O'Neill
1904
Image Not Available for He spoke of the sanctity of the home
He spoke of the sanctity of the home
Rose O'Neill
1904
Image Not Available for Two Women
Two Women
Rose O'Neill
October 1901
Image Not Available for His Uncle brings a present to little Johnny
His Uncle brings a present to little Johnny
Rose O'Neill
April 5, 1905
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Two children
Rose O'Neill
1902
Image Not Available for The Kewpies
The Kewpies
Rose O'Neill
June 1928
Image Not Available for Their dolls she would not let them hold
Their dolls she would not let them hold
Rose O'Neill
1912
Image Not Available for Kewpies lecturing left and right, Kewpies lecturing day and night.
Kewpies lecturing left and right, Kewpies lecturing day and night.
Rose O'Neill
1912
Image Not Available for Fancy mother and daughter
Fancy mother and daughter
Rose O'Neill
September 1913
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