Brown coat with six buttons down the front, white collared shirt underneath. Black shoes with buckles. Right leg slightly bent, leaning on the ball of the right foot. Left leg straight. Left hand on hip. Holding a conductor's baton in right hand. Black beret on head. Curly dark hair. Long drooping mustache. Glasses. Light brown background. Text at top reads "Vanity Fair". Text at bottom reads "a symphony". Signature in bottom right corner. Date in top right corner reads "Jan 12 1878".
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