Scene Vi - Evenings down Town. Man at Bar by Cassius Marcellus Coolidge

Scene Vi - Evenings down Town. Man at Bar 1877

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black and white theme

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"Scene Vi - Evenings down Town. Man at Bar" is a humorous illustration by Cassius Marcellus Coolidge from his 1877 series "The Tale of a Wedded Life." This black and white drawing portrays a couple in a bar, the man is leaning forward with a beer mug in his hand, while the woman stares dejectedly into her own mug, creating a satirical commentary on married life and its potential pitfalls. The artwork is known for its detailed depiction of the bar scene, with a sign advertising "Cool Lager 3c" and other drinks, adding a sense of realism to the humor. This piece is one of Coolidge's signature "Dogs Playing Cards" works but depicts human characters, and is an excellent example of his witty and observational social commentary.

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