Cartoon from the satirical magazine "Simplicissimus". Title of the drawing is "Taeuschung" ("Deception") by cartoonist Caspari Walter. . Shown in Simplicissimus vol. 5, issue no. 9, p. 71. Under the picture: "But it's a known fact that husbands live longer than bachelors!" - "Baron, my dear, this is a mistake. It only feel longer to the husbands."

Cartoon from the satirical magazine "Simplicissimus". Title of the drawing is "Taeuschung" ("Deception") by cartoonist Caspari Walter. . Shown in Simplicissimus vol. 5, issue no. 9, p. 71. Under the picture: "But it's a known fact that husbands live longer than bachelors!" - "Baron, my dear, this is a mistake. It only feel longer to the husbands." Stock Photo

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3120 x 4061 px | 26.4 x 34.4 cm | 10.4 x 13.5 inches | 300dpi

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1901

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"Taeuschung" ("Deception") by Caspari Walter , 1901. "Cartoon from the satirical magazine ""Simplicissimus"". Title of the drawing is ""Taeuschung"" (""Deception"") by cartoonist Caspari Walter. Shown in Simplicissimus vol. 5, issue no. 9, p. 71. Under the picture: ""But it's a known fact that husbands live longer than bachelors!"" - ""Baron, my dear, this is a mistake. It only feel longer to the husbands.""". Date created: 01/01/1901-31/12/1901

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