Feed the hungry by John Flaxman (1831)

Sepia engraving of a woman nursing an infant as a bald man and a veiled woman look on, captioned Feed the Hungry.

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Why is this public domain? John Flaxman died in 1826; this work is in the public domain.

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This print by John Flaxman, published in London in 1831 by Mary Ann Flaxman and Maria Denman, shows a woman in flowing drapery nursing an infant while a bald man leans in from the left and a veiled woman looks on from behind. The composition is rendered in soft brown tones with fine contour lines, and the caption at the bottom reads Feed the Hungry.

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1831

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