Earl Rogers Defends Clarence Darrow. Los Angeles. 1912 It is from numberless diverse

It is from numberless diverse acts of courage and belief that human history is shaped

As most of the jurors push for a quick guilty verdict

First in a series of family albums reconstructed from the scattered heirlooms of legal history

bled to the edge on white glossy card stock

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Earl Rogers Defends Clarence Darrow. Los Angeles. 1912 It is from numberless diverseEARL ROGERS DEFENDS CLARENCE DARROW Legendary Los Angeles lawyer, the immaculate Earl Rogers defends Clarence Darrow, indicted for attempted jury bribery, in The Los Angeles Times bombing trial, 1912. Darrow was acquitted. Museum quality giclee print on stretched cotton duck canvas. 24" x 30". Edition of 25 only. Signed and numbered by the artist. Certificate of authenticity and framing suggestions.