Why do you look so sad, my uncle
Maud Hunt Squire · 1873-1954
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Why is this public domain? Maud Hunt Squire died in 1954; this work is in the public domain.
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A color print titled Why do you look so sad, my uncle, created by Maud Hunt Squire in 1901. It shows two men seated on a stone bench in a classical-style interior, one leaning forward with a downcast expression while the other sits with his legs crossed, and three women watching from a doorway. The blue wall is patterned with wreaths and ribbons, and a tall brazier stands at the left.
