The Lobster And His Mother
Charles Henry Bennett · 1828 - 1867
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Why is this public domain? Charles Henry Bennett died in 1867; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A hand-colored print shows anthropomorphic lobsters dressed in fashionable mid-nineteenth-century clothing, with a lobster woman in a green tiered gown and white plumed hat facing a lobster man in a blue jacket on a city pavement. A third lobster figure in a pink coat and grey trousers, holding a cane, stands at the left beside a stone building. The work is credited to Charles Henry Bennett and dated 1857, and is titled The Lobster And His Mother.
