The Winter’s Tale; An old Shepherd, Mopsa & Dorcas
Tom Heslewood · 1868-1939
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The Winter’s Tale; An old Shepherd, Mopsa & Dorcas, Tom Heslewood (1904). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Tom Heslewood died in 1939; this work is in the public domain.
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A watercolour and pencil costume study titled The Winter's Tale, showing an elderly shepherd with a staff in a blue and white striped cloak and laced sandals, beside two young women in flowing pale garments labelled Mopsa and Dorcas. Below are separate studies of shoes of leather and skin, all drawn on a warm beige ground. The work is attributed to Tom Heslewood and dated 1904.
