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Drawing

Title:
'Twas A Premature Explosion
Object Name:
Drawing
Object ID:
1966.013.09
Creator:
Penn
Date:
1912
Description:
Drawing, cartoon of "'Twas A Premature Explosion," by Penn, 1912. Pen and ink on paper. Eight men seated or standing around explosion. The explosion is labeled "OLD / MILL CLOSING / SCARE" and is surrounded by shrapnel. Men from left to right: "Lyford" (with hand to head), "Worcester" (asleep), "Barton" (shielding himself), "Cy" (seated), "Pillsbury" (seated), "Jake" (shielding himself), "Currier" (holding Cy's arm), and "Estabrook". Signed lower left: "Penn". Horizontal pencil line and X's through ink marks below that. Pencil inscription on reverse: "64,815 / 6 wide". Unframed.
Material:
Paper
Dimensions:
H-11.25 W-14.25 inches
Provenance:
Accession includes printed and pen and ink political cartoons, given by Ernest Sherman, Headmaster at Proctor Academy.
Credit Line:
Gift of Ernest Sherman
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