
On Washerwomen - The essays of Leigh Hunt
Henry Matthew Brock · 1875 - 1960
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On Washerwomen - The essays of Leigh Hunt, Henry Matthew Brock (1914). Via artnap.com
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A pen-and-ink illustration titled "On Washerwomen" shows an older washerwoman in a bonnet and checked shawl balancing a basket on her hip beside an iron railing, as a well-dressed woman with a tall hat looks up at her from the street. The drawing is by Henry Matthew Brock and dates to 1914, and it was made as an illustration for The Essays of Leigh Hunt.




















