The Good Girl Married to her Master; The Wanton laid in her Grave
James Northcote · 1746-1831
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The Good Girl Married to her Master; The Wanton laid in her Grave, James Northcote (1797). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? James Northcote died in 1831; this work is in the public domain.
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An engraved print showing a well-dressed couple walking through a churchyard beside a clergyman holding an open book. Gravediggers work in an open grave in the foreground while a crowd watches from the church doorway, and a memorial plaque reading "Eternal Memory" is set in the stone wall. The print was published in London in 1797 and is after a painting by James Northcote.
