Forbidden Fruit by Helen Hyde (1918)

Hand-colored etching of a child in a flowered bonnet reaching toward an orange tree in a pot on a wooden stand.

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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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This etching with hand coloring, titled Forbidden Fruit and dated 1918 by Helen Hyde, shows a young child in a flowered bonnet and green dress reaching up toward branches of an orange tree. The tree grows in a pot on a tall wooden stand beside a blue vase and a leafy plant. The muted brown ground and soft watercolor tints give the scene a quiet domestic character.

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1918

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