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The knave of hearts, brought back the tarts, and vowed he’d steal no more
Elmer Boyd Smith · 1860-1943
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The knave of hearts, brought back the tarts, and vowed he’d steal no more, Elmer Boyd Smith (1919). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Elmer Boyd Smith died in 1943; this work is in the public domain.
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A colourful illustration shows a knave in patterned red and yellow costume carrying a platter of tarts toward a seated king with a sceptre, while a queen in a green embroidered gown stands beside a stone pedestal. A small dog moves in the foreground and a red heart symbol appears in the upper left. The work is by Elmer Boyd Smith and dates from 1919, illustrating the nursery rhyme The Knave of Hearts.
