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Black and white illustration of a bent old woman with a cane pointing beside skulls, a smoke plume and a palm tree.

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At last they met an old woman, bent with the weight of many years - Black tales for white children, John Hargrave (1914). Via artnap.com

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A black and white book illustration shows an elderly woman with a cane and a pointing gesture, wearing a wrapped headscarf and patterned robe, beside a cluster of skulls and a rising smoke plume. The image is a 1914 print by John Hargrave, reproduced as a page from Black Tales for White Children.