Oignon by Gaston Marechaux (1935-1936)

Two children with red and blue clothing, one holding an onion basket, beside a large red letter O and the word Oignon.

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Why is this public domain? Gaston Marechaux died in 1936; this work is in the public domain.

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A two-color print in red and blue shows a girl holding a wicker basket of onions beside a seated boy who lifts an onion toward a large red letter O. The page is framed by the word Oignon across the top and a row of letter O forms along the bottom, presenting the French word for onion in an alphabet-primer style. Gaston Marechaux made this print in 1935-1936.

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1935-1936

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