Feeding the Geese by Helen Hyde (1918)

Color print of a child in red feeding a group of white geese beside hanging checkered laundry near the sea.

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Why is this public domain? Helen Hyde died in 1919; this work is in the public domain.

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A small child in a red top and striped skirt sits on grass, holding a bowl and reaching toward a group of white geese. Checkered cloths hang on a line stretched across a pale sky above a strip of blue water. This color etching by Helen Hyde is dated 1918 and held by the Portland Art Museum.

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1918

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