‘Yes marry, sir, three bags full.’
Elmer Boyd Smith · 1860-1943
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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 boy in a blue smock and pink hat leans on a wooden gate, watching a black ram with curled horns in a grassy hillside field among a flock of white sheep. A brown dog stands at his feet and a shepherd appears in the distance beneath orange autumn foliage. This print by Elmer Boyd Smith is dated 1919.
