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Illustration of a boy running from a scarecrow in an orchard, clutching plums, with a verse on a scroll panel.

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Fingers and thumbs they stole the plums…, Florence Harrison (1911), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A horizontal illustrated print shows a scarecrow in a red coat and white hat with outstretched arms beside a black crow, while a small boy in a red jacket and blue shorts runs away across a grassy field, clutching plums and dropping fruit. A cat sits atop the wall beside a wooden gate, with orchard trees behind. A text panel above the boy reads the verse 'Fingers and thumbs they stole the plums…' Florence Harrison, 1911.

Museum record: Library of Congress