Violette consented willingly to pass the night in the forest
Virginia Frances Sterrett · 1900-1931
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Violette consented willingly to pass the night in the forest, Virginia Frances Sterrett (1920). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Virginia Frances Sterrett died in 1931; this work is in the public domain.
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A nocturnal forest scene shows a seated man in a red patterned doublet leaning his head against a tree while a woman in a cream gown with a zigzag border lies asleep on the ground beside him. Twisted trees, mossy rock formations and a bright star frame the dim blue sky. This print by Virginia Frances Sterrett, dated 1920, illustrates the story of Violette passing the night in the forest.
