Clothe the naked by John Flaxman (1831)

Sepia engraving of a tall robed figure clothing seated nude figures, including a mother and child, in a classical style.

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A sepia-toned print titled Clothe the Naked, designed by John Flaxman and engraved by F. C. Lewis, shows a tall draped female figure reaching down toward a group of seated nude figures. A mother holds a child at the lower right while another figure crouches at the left, all rendered in a classical linear style. The inscription records London publication in January 1831 by Mary Ann Flaxman and Maria Denman.

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