A New Love Song Only a Ha'Penny a Piece by Francis Wheatley

Hand-colored print of a street vendor offering a song sheet to a man beside stone columns, with a mother, baby, boy and dog n

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A hand-colored engraving titled A New Love Song Only a Ha'Penny a Piece, after Francis Wheatley, dated 1796. A woman in a bonnet and red shawl hands a printed song sheet to a man in a long brown coat, while onlookers, a mother holding a baby, and a boy petting a dog gather beside a row of stone columns.

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