The Farmer’s Door. B. Duterreau, after George Morland by Malcolm C. Salaman

Stipple engraving of a seated woman sewing at a cottage door with two children and pigs beside a wicker basket.

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A stipple engraving titled The Farmer's Door, after George Morland, shows a woman in a white cap seated at a cottage doorway sewing while two children and two pigs gather nearby. A wicker basket hangs on a post beside a distant rural village view.

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1909

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