The Man that pleased none 1908
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"The Man that pleased none" is an illustration by Walter Crane, a prominent English artist, from 1908. This whimsical illustration depicts a man and his son riding a donkey through a town, accompanied by a rhyming couplet. The image humorously portrays the impossibility of pleasing everyone, as the townspeople mock the different ways the man and his son ride the donkey. The bright colours and simple lines are characteristic of Crane's style, creating a charming and playful illustration that appeals to viewers of all ages.
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