D is for Dandy by William Nicholson (1899)

Woodcut-style print of a dandy in a long coat leaning on a walking stick, captioned "D is for Dandy".

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Why is this public domain? William Nicholson died in 1949; this work is in the public domain.

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A stylised woodcut-style print shows an elegantly dressed dandy in a long coat with a high collar and a cravat, leaning on a slender walking stick with a tassel. The caption at the bottom reads "D is for Dandy" beside a large letter D, set within a black-ruled frame. This 1899 print by William Nicholson is a page from an illustrated alphabet in a two-tone palette of black and ochre.

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1899

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