
Oh no, Captain Digby, you are quite mistaken…
Olive Allen · 1879-1957
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Oh no, Captain Digby, you are quite mistaken…, Olive Allen (1909). Via artnap.com
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A color illustration shows a small girl in a pink striped dress and bonnet reaching into a dense holly bush while a uniformed officer in a red coat and tall shako hat looks on. Elegantly dressed women with parasols and more uniformed figures stroll along a path beneath apple-bearing trees. The caption beneath reads "Oh no, Captain Digby, you are quite mistaken… I see nothing there! Only a common, ugly bush of holly!" The work is a print by Olive Allen, dated 1909.


















