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Stylized 1917 illustration of fur-coated fashionable women in the foreground with two men watching from a window above.

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Enthusiastic New Yorker - ‘Why, sir, all our women are beautiful here in America. I defy you to find a really ugly face on the avenue’, Ralph Barton (1917). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Ralph Barton died in 1931; this work is in the public domain.

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A stylized printed illustration shows several fashionably dressed women in large fur coats and hats in the foreground, while two men look out from a window at upper right, one wearing a green jacket and the other smoking a pipe. The flat colour shapes in green, orange, grey and white are characteristic of the period. Ralph Barton drew this print in 1917.