Bakehouse Close by Jessie Marion King (1910)

Etching of a narrow stone close with an archway, cobbled street, tall buildings and small paned windows.

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Why is this public domain? Jessie Marion King died in 1949; this work is in the public domain.

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An etched print titled Bakehouse Close, made by Jessie Marion King in 1910, shows a narrow urban passage beneath a stone archway. Tall stone buildings with small paned windows, sloped roofs and chimneys frame a cobbled lane that leads toward a bright opening at the far end.

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1910

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