Little John in the guise of a Friar stops three Lasses by Howard Pyle

Woodcut of a robed friar at a signpost marked Oxford, facing three women with baskets, captioned in a scroll banner.

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Little John in the guise of a Friar stops three Lasses, Howard Pyle (1944). Via artnap.com

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A black-and-white woodcut style illustration by Howard Pyle shows a robed figure in a friar's habit holding a signpost marked Oxford, facing three women in headscarves who carry baskets. Below the scene, a scroll banner with a decorative floral border carries the caption "Little John in ye guise of a Friar stops three Lasses."

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