The Blue Umbrella by Helen Hyde (1914)

Color woodblock print of a child in red boots holding a blue umbrella in the rain, standing beside a puddle.

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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 child in a pink and purple coat, red boots, and a knitted hat holds a blue umbrella against slanting rain while stepping through a puddle. The print is colored in soft pinks, blues, and greys and is signed by the artist, with a seal mark at the lower left. The Blue Umbrella was made by Helen Hyde and is dated 1914.

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1914

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Color etching of a woman with a blue umbrella and a child walking through rain, reflected in puddles.