Infanticide by Thomas Nast (1867)

Engraving of a robed figure and angels gathering children in a graveyard, with murdered infants' gravestones, titled Infantic

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Why is this public domain? Thomas Nast died in 1902; this work is in the public domain.

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This 1867 print by Thomas Nast shows a luminous robed figure and winged angels gathering children in a moonlit graveyard. Inscribed tombstones and a stone coffin in the foreground bear texts describing children killed by their parents and relatives, and a small infant lies dead in the grass. The scene is rendered in fine engraved line work within an arched border that reads 'Suffer Little Children to Come unto Me.'

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