
Effie Deans - Heart of Mid-Lothian
Charles Heath · 1785-1848
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Why is this public domain? Charles Heath died in 1848; this work is in the public domain.
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An engraved portrait of a young woman balancing a wicker basket on her head, wearing an orange dress and a tartan shawl against a mountain landscape at dusk. The print is titled Effie Deans, Heart of Mid-Lothian, by Charles Heath, dated 1841.























