Merry wives of Windsor, act I, sc. 4 by Joseph Nash

Watercolor of an older man grabbing a boy at a door while a woman in a white gown watches in a carved wood interior.

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Why is this public domain? Joseph Nash died in 1878; this work is in the public domain.

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A watercolor interior shows an older man in a dark doublet grasping a young boy in blue at an open wooden door, while a woman in a cream gown and green bodice looks on. A figure peers from behind a second door at left, and a sword hangs on the door panel. This work by Joseph Nash is a print from the Merry Wives of Windsor series, act I, scene 4.

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