February, from The Twelve Months (18th century)
Robert Dighton · 1751-1814
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February, from The Twelve Months (18th century), Robert Dighton. Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Robert Dighton died in 1814; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A woman in an 18th-century dress and bonnet sits by a lit fireplace playing a lute, with a snowy landscape visible through the window. The hand-colored print bears the title February and the words Fevrier, and was published by Carington Bowles, after a design by Robert Dighton.
