[Phantoms]. [graphic]. [ca. 1883].

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[Phantoms]. [graphic]. [ca. 1883].

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Preliminary drawing for illustration for the poem "Phantasmagoria" in Lewis Carroll's Rhyme? and reason? A group of horned figures, probably phantoms or sprites, in a wild revel. One has fallen over a table, others are dancing or chasing each other.

1 drawing : pencil ; sheet 9 x 8 cm.

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