
Bettlerin mit Kind
Marquard Wocher · 1760-1830
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Why is this public domain? Marquard Wocher died in 1830; this work is in the public domain.
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A woman in a white headscarf and worn brown skirt nurses a swaddled infant while holding a metal pitcher and a wooden bowl at her side. A rosary with a small cross hangs from her arm against a pale, sunlit landscape of low hills and shrubs. The work is a hand-coloured drawing titled Bettlerin mit Kind by Marquard Wocher, dated 1780.























