The respectable gentleman
William Heath Robinson · 1872-1944
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Why is this public domain? William Heath Robinson died in 1944; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A printed illustration by William Heath Robinson, dated 1925, shows a stout gentleman in a top hat and dark coat with a walking cane, gazing upward beside a woman in a floral gown and lace veil. A small child in a white bonnet stands behind them among blooming pink and white roses. The soft blue-violet background and ornate botanical details are characteristic of the artist's decorative style.
