She Gave Her Darter-in-law a Piece of Her Mind — William Glackens | DiscoverArt

William Glackens

She Gave Her Darter-in-law a Piece of Her Mind

1909

Brush and ink, charcoal, graphite, black crayon, and white gouache on paperboard

25.4 × 19.7 cm (10 × 7.8 in)

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