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[The day we celebrate. Our youngest contributor's idea of it]

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Several Irish-Americans celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a parade. Policeman and politicians march in the streets, carrying such banners as "Erin Go Bray" and "Horay for Irlan." Children in tattered clothing follow the parade. A drunk lies against a lamp post. The end of the parade route is "City Hall," New York's Tammany Hall.

Inscribed on verso: This looks crude, but that is intentional as it is supposed to have been drawn by a school boy "Willie." In reality it's a wonderful bit of art work.

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Published with the signature "Willie" only.

Signed, lower left: Willie + TE Powers.

Title from Life.

Bequest and gift; Caroline and Erwin Swann; 1974; (DLC/PP-1974:232.1606)

Published in: Life, March 15, 1894.

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irish americans social life saint patrick day parades and processions new york cartoons commentary american drawings ethnic stereotypes periodical illustrations the day contributor idea political cartoons vintage images city hall cartoon drawings swann collection of caricature and cartoon thomas e powers photo drawing contributor idea old pictures library of congress
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01/01/1894
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Powers, Thomas E., 1870-1939, artist
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Library of Congress
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No known restrictions on publication. No renewal in Copyright Office.

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irish americans social life saint patrick day parades and processions new york cartoons commentary american drawings ethnic stereotypes periodical illustrations the day contributor idea political cartoons vintage images city hall cartoon drawings swann collection of caricature and cartoon thomas e powers photo drawing contributor idea old pictures library of congress