Except Mrs. Crabtree, who said she had no teeth to eat such hard things
Olive Allen · 1879-1957
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Except Mrs. Crabtree, who said she had no teeth to eat such hard things, Olive Allen (1909). Via artnap.com
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A color print by Olive Allen, dated 1909, shows two children in period dress eating biscuits while an elderly woman in a white cap and red-fringed shawl leans over a table beside a cast-iron stove. A tall case clock stands in the room, and the caption beneath the image reads that Mrs. Crabtree said she had no teeth to eat such hard things.
