Hansel and Gretel by Paul Hey (1910)

Triptych illustration of Hansel and Gretel: children in a forest, a witch with a caged boy and cauldron, and children by a fi

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Why is this public domain? Paul Hey died in 1952; this work is in the public domain.

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This triptych print in watercolor and colored ink illustrates the Hansel and Gretel fairy tale across three panels. The central panel shows an old witch bending over a wooden cage with a child inside, beside a bubbling cauldron and a cat, while gingerbread figures decorate the arch above. The side panels depict the children walking through the forest with their father and stepmother, and the children warming themselves by a fire at sunset.

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1910

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Children, Animals