Paradise, Jes’ Billy an’ me, an all the world great big caves of sugar
Herbert Crowley · 1873 - 1937
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Paradise, Jes’ Billy an’ me, an all the world great big caves of sugar, Herbert Crowley (circa 1910). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Herbert Crowley died in 1937; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A pencil and watercolor drawing in soft greens and yellows shows a vast landscape of rounded, cave-like rock formations and a pool. A small figure in a red coat and hat stands at the edge of a rocky ledge beside a small animal, with a handwritten caption beneath reading "Paradise, Jes' Billy an' me, an all the world great big caves of sugar." The work is attributed to Herbert Crowley and dated circa 1910.
