‘Mount Washington began to melt, and soon was on the line!’ by Peter Newell

Color print of anthropomorphic mules in blue trousers doing laundry in a room with a stove, a kettle, and a Borax box.

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‘Mount Washington began to melt, and soon was on the line!’, Peter Newell (1904). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Peter Newell died in 1924; this work is in the public domain.

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A color print by Peter Newell from 1904 shows anthropomorphic mules in blue trousers and suspenders doing laundry in a room with a wood-burning stove and a large kettle. One mule stirs a pot while others scrub and hang garments, and a box labeled Mule Team Borax sits on the counter beside a basket of suds.

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1904

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