Thomas Nast Woodcut And Poem
Framed Thomas Nast woodcut circa 1874 titled "Christmas Eve-Santa Claus Waiting For The Children To Get To Sleep" with poem inserted below. The foremost political cartoonist of his time, the late 19th century, Thomas Nast (1840-1902) was the creator of three lasting symbols: the Republican elephant, the Democrat donkey, and Santa Claus, having done the illustrations for Clement Moore's, The Night Before Christmas. Dimensions: x 16' Overall
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Framed Thomas Nast woodcut circa 1874 titled "Christmas Eve-Santa Claus Waiting For The Children To Get To Sleep" with poem inserted below. The foremost political cartoonist of his time, the late 19th century, Thomas Nast (1840-1902) was the creator of three lasting symbols: the Republican elephant, the Democrat donkey, and Santa Claus, having done the illustrations for Clement Moore's, The Night Before Christmas. Dimensions: x 16' Overall
Condition Report:
Very good condition
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Reserve
Time, Location
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