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| Description | Cover page of a lecture brochure from the Redpath Lyceum Bureau for illustrator and cartoonist R. F. Outcault's "Funny Pictures" lecture. Outcault was represented by the lecture bureau; they would arrange speaking engagements for him on the subject. Outcault himself illustrated his brochure. |
| Date | Not dated, but would have to be circa 1902 (creation of Buster Brown who is pictured in the brochure) and 1928 (death of Outcault). |
| Source | University of Iowa, which is the actual repository of the brochure. |
| Author | R. F. Outcault/Redpath Lyceum Bureau. |
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- Courtesy of the Special Collections Department, University of Iowa Libraries
- There are no copyright marks on the brochure as can be seen in the link above and in this PDF of the entire brochure from the University of Iowa.
- While it is possible that this material was produced prior to 1923, I have opted to license it as being produced pre 1978 with no copyright marks, as no one is certain of the actual date the brochure was printed.
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