The love token
Louis Prang & Co. · 1824 - 1909
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The love token, Louis Prang & Co. (1873). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Louis Prang & Co. died in 1909; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A young woman with curled blonde hair sits in a green upholstered armchair, gazing at a small gold locket she holds in her hand. She wears a cream lace-trimmed blouse and a lilac skirt, with a black ribbon at her neck, while potted plants and a gilt frame fill the richly patterned interior behind her. This chromolithographic print, published by Louis Prang & Co. in 1873, presents the scene as a domestic genre image.
