
Rustic Employment. J.R. Smith, after George Morland
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Rustic Employment. J.R. Smith, after George Morland, Malcolm C. Salaman (1909). Via artnap.com
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A stipple engraving titled Rustic Employment, shown as an oval vignette on a printed plate. A woman in a white dress, pink sash and feathered hat stands beside a tree, holding a basket while she feeds a rooster, hens and chicks on the grass. Smith engraving after George Morland.























