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File:George Savage Vanity Fair 1912-02-07.jpg

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Description Caricature of Sir GH Savage Kt MD FRCP. Caption read "Mens Sana".
Date circa. 1911-1912 (published 7 February 1912)
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Published in Vanity Fair, 7 February 1912, as "Men of the Day" Number 1317.


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Author "RAY" (unidentified Vanity Fair artist)
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"Ms Sana", caricature by Ray in Vanity Fair, 1912.

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