A planter’s lady
Auguste Hervieu · 1794-1858
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Why is this public domain? Auguste Hervieu died in 1858; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
An etched interior shows a seated woman in a wing chair wearing a lace-trimmed gown and cap, while a standing man in a high-collared coat holds a hat and gestures toward a servant. A kneeling attendant with a basket sits on the floor beside a small tea table holding a teapot, cups and a flower vase. The print is attributed to Auguste Hervieu and dated 1836.
