DETAILS
- Artist
- George Du Maurier
- Date
- 1879
- Location
- National Portrait Gallery
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THE ARTIST
George Du Maurier
George Du Maurier, the French-British artist behind the iconic Svengali character in his novel 'Trilby,' captured Victorian society with his witty cartoons for Punch magazine.
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