Carriage Ride by Harrison Fisher (1904)

Watercolor of two women in a carriage with parasols while two men in formal dress stand beside them, 1904.

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Why is this public domain? Harrison Fisher died in 1934; this work is in the public domain.

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A watercolor and ink illustration shows two elegantly dressed women seated in a black carriage, one holding a white parasol, while two men in formal attire stand nearby. The carriage wheel with its red rim and the pale billowing gown are rendered in loose, fluid strokes. Harrison Fisher created this work, dated 1904, titled Carriage Ride, and it is held in the Portland collection.

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1904

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