From some notes for a work in progress ...
Tim Murphy (1865-1929) Comic actor born in Rupert, Vermont who also had a
natural talent for drawing. Worked briefly as draughtsman for U. S. Patent
Office, but was fired for drawing in the Patent Office Gazette of a
caricature of James Blaine as a greenhorn farmer leaning over a fence ("How
Time Murphy Lost His Job," Indianapolis Journal, 21 Oct 1901, 14). As an
actor he was known for his performances in the Carpet Bagger and Bachelor's
Romance.
On Wed, Sep 23, 2020 at 6:47 AM Munkittrick Associates <
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> Tim Murphy, according to Library of Congress Division of P & P.
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> On Tue, Sep 22, 2020 at 11:10 PM Barbara Schmidt <[log in to unmask]>
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> > I have been asked to help identify the artist who drew the caricature of
> > Mark Twain titled "A Man of Mark". Milton Meltzer published the graphic
> > (attached) in _Mark Twain Himself_, p. 152. Meltzer provides the sources
> > and first publication for most of his graphics, but not this one. Has
> > anyone researched the first appearance and/or artist for this graphic?
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