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Ink caricature of a stooping man facing a seated fruit-seller in a bonnet pointing upward, with a basket of fruit beside her.

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‘Who Got it from the Fruit-woman’; Peeriwinkie the Puddock, from ‘Topsy-Turvy Tales’, William Heath Robinson (circa 1923). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? William Heath Robinson died in 1944; this work is in the public domain.

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An ink line drawing shows a tall, stooping man in striped trousers and a long coat, facing a seated woman in a bonnet who points upward beside a basket of fruit. The caption beneath reads "Who got it from the fruit-woman" with the title "Peeriwinkie, the Puddock." The piece is attributed to William Heath Robinson and dated circa 1923.