The Dipping Well in Hyde Park by Francis Wheatley (1802)

Hand-coloured print of women bathing babies at a stone dipping well in a wooded park, with deer in the background.

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Why is this public domain? Francis Wheatley died in 1801; this work is in the public domain.

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A hand-coloured print showing women and children gathered beside a stone dipping well in a wooded park, with mothers bathing and dressing infants at the water's edge. Deer graze in the background under a cloudy sky. The work is titled The Dipping Well in Hyde Park, after Francis Wheatley, and is catalogued as a print.

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1802

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