Frederick Victor Gillam. George Washington, No. 2. Political cartoon. Color lithograph. 1887.
Frederick Victor Gillam. George Washington, No. 2. Political cartoon. Color lithograph. 1887.
Frederick Victor Gillam. George Washington, No. 2. Political cartoon. Color lithograph. 1887.
Frederick Victor Gillam. George Washington, No. 2. Political cartoon. Color lithograph. 1887.
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Frederick Victor Gillam. George Washington, No. 2. Political cartoon. Color lithograph. 1887.

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Artist: Frederick Victor Gillam (1858 – 1920) was an English-born American political cartoonist, the younger brother of famed cartoonist Bernhard Gillam (1856–1896),
Title: George Washington, No. 2.
Signed and Titled in the plate.
Caption: beneath the title: 
Father Democracy - Now who has cut my cherry tree down, just it was promised such great results next year?
Young Grover - I can't tell a lie, Pa; I did it with my little hatchet.
F. D. - Oh, you did, eh? Then I shall have to thrash the life out of you.
Dimensions: Sheet  13 1/2" x 10".
Publisher: William J. Arkell.
Editor: Isaac Gregory.
PrintersSackett, Wilhelms Betzig, Lithographers/Printers.
Edition: 1st.
Date: 1883.
Materials and Techniques: Color lithograph on paper.
Condition: Printed text on the back as issuedTorn from the bound volume. The right edge is a rough cut. A detailed condition report is available on demand.
Part of: Judge magazine, New York, February 19, 1887. Vol. II No. 279. Front cover.
Note: Depicted President Grover Cleveland as an opponent of democracy.