"Know all men by these presents": Cover illustration shows a woman seated on the floor next to a table whose surface is covered with gifts. Above gifts from various gentlemen callers are displayed: a photograph, a corkscrew, a box, a purse, a fan and the book <i>Of the Imitation of Christ</i>. The blue in the woman's dress matches the blue of the background, creating a sense of negative space, typical of Phillips' "Fade-away girl".  Published as cover illustration: <i>Life</i> magazine, January 27, 1910.  One drawing: gouache, watercolor and charcoal over graphite underdrawing.  Digital file from original.  The name of the illustration is a play on a common introduction to a legal or official document, calling on all who see the document to take notice of its contents or subject matter.
<bdi><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/en:Coles_Phillips" class="extiw" title="w:en:Coles Phillips"><span title='American artist and illustrator, famous for his "fade-away girl" technique'>Coles Phillips</span></a>
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Published in January 1910
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