Hester and Pearl by George Henry Boughton (1908)

Engraved print of a seated woman sewing in a wooden room while a girl in red holds flowers at an open door.

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Why is this public domain? George Henry Boughton died in 1905; this work is in the public domain.

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A seated woman in a dark headscarf and rose-brown dress sews white fabric in a plain wooden interior, her gaze turned toward the open door. A young girl in a red dress and cap, holding flowers, reaches toward the doorway while scattered blossoms lie on the floor.

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1908

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