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In this lithograph from 1897, titled "How to Fool a Fox" we are transported back in time to witness an age-old battle between man and nature. The vibrant color image depicts a wintery scene where the cunning red fox becomes the prey of human ingenuity. The artist skillfully captures the essence of a hunting expedition, as we see a group of determined individuals setting up an intricate trap for their elusive target. With meticulous detail, every element is brought to life - from the frost-covered trees in the background to the carefully laid out bait that entices the unsuspecting fox. This antique print serves as both an illustration and educational tool, taken from Leonard Pearson's renowned work on poultry diseases. It showcases not only his expertise but also highlights Clarence M. Busch's commitment as State Printer of Pennsylvania. As we gaze upon this enchanting piece, our imagination takes flight with thoughts of adventure and survival in harsh winter conditions. We can almost feel the crisp air and hear whispers carried by icy winds. "The How to Fool a Fox" lithograph by THEPALMER offers us a glimpse into history while celebrating nature's beauty and mankind's resourcefulness. It reminds us that even in times long past, humans have always sought ways to coexist with wildlife while ensuring their own sustenance – all captured within this timeless artwork.

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