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Description: Front cover of Harper's Weekly for December 2, 1876, featuring a self-portrait by illustrator Thomas Nast "No rest for the wicked - sentenced to more hard labor" Self-caricature of Thomas Nast sitting on floor and sharpening his pencil as he prepares to take on the issues of his day including the "Solid South." Illus. in: Harper's Weekly, v. 20, 1876 December 2, p. 965, cover.
Title: Nast-Self-Portrait-Harper's-Weekly-1876-B
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Author: Harper & Brothers; illustration by Thomas Nast
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