The Modest Girl and the Wanton; Fellow Servants in a Gentleman’s House
James Northcote · 1746-1831
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The Modest Girl and the Wanton; Fellow Servants in a Gentleman’s House, 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 interior scene shows a young servant ironing linen at a table while, in an adjoining room, two men embrace a woman in a low-cut dress as an older servant peers through the doorway. The print was made after James Northcote's painting and published in 1797 under the title The Modest Girl and the Wanton; Fellow Servants in a Gentleman's House.
