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Watercolor of a kilted Highland piper playing bagpipes before a thatched cottage, surrounded by villagers, children, dogs and

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The Highland piper, Thomas Rowlandson (ca. 1780-1825). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Thomas Rowlandson died in 1827; this work is in the public domain.

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A watercolor and pen drawing shows a kilted Highland piper playing bagpipes on a dirt road while villagers, children and dogs gather around him. A thatched cottage with a woman and infant at its doorway stands beside pigs and a washing tub. This work by Thomas Rowlandson is dated ca. 1780-1825 and is catalogued as a print in the pdx collection.