The World’s End Inn by Thomas Rowlandson (1803)

Watercolor sketch of a thatched inn called The World's End, with figures, a horse and rider, and a dog on a country road.

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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 pen and watercolor drawing shows a thatched inn with a hanging sign reading "The World's End" beside a leafy tree. A woman in pink stands at the doorway while a seated man rests on a bench, and a horse, rider, and dog travel along the road in the foreground. The work is by Thomas Rowlandson and is dated 1803.

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