File:Maurice Maeterlinck, Vanity Fair, 1908-07-22.jpg

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Men of the Day No.1128: Caricature of M Maeterlinck.
Caption reads: "The Belgian Poet"

Source

Vanity Fair, 1908

Digitised version from : University of Virginia Fine Arts Library

Date

1908-07-22

Author

"Max" (Max Beerbohm)

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List of Vanity Fair (British magazine) caricatures (1905–1909)

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