This is a humorous 1902 print entitled The Flower Seller's Revenge from The Clown's Duel and Other Stories Without Words, published by E.S. Gorham (New York). These 4 narrative color illustrations show a poor boy who asks a rich man to buy his flowers. The man brushes him off, then preens in a mirror and sits down to a fancy meal. The boy ties the table leg to a car, which whisks off the tablecloth and food as it moves up the road. The page measures 9.75" high by 6.625" wide and us a medium-weight tan-colored paper. The last panel is signed with initials which are difficult to read. This 1902 Print entitled The Flower Seller's Revenge from The Clown's Duel is in very good condition, although due to the acidic content and age of the paper, the page has yellowed, particularly around the edges.