‘Come in, my dear, I am glad to see you,’ said the old lady
Charles Folkard · 1878 -1963
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‘Come in, my dear, I am glad to see you,’ said the old lady, Charles Folkard (1949). Via artnap.com
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A pale-haired old woman in a plum-colored gown with white lace trim sits at a wooden spinning wheel, holding a feather, while a young blonde girl in a green dress peers in from the doorway. The scene is set in a stone interior beneath an arched stained glass window bearing a blue shield with a winged emblem. This color print is by Charles Folkard, dated 1949.
