‘And he who bringeth me home the best… by Franklin Booth

Colour illustration of a woman in a red gown facing a group of men in period dress before a clock tower and gabled houses.

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‘And he who bringeth me home the best, with that man will I wed’, Franklin Booth (1917). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Franklin Booth died in 1948; this work is in the public domain.

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A woman in a rose-red gown stands on a cobbled street as a group of men in period dress gather around her, with a tall clock tower and gabled brick houses behind them. Masted ships rise along the right edge, suggesting a harbour town. This color print by Franklin Booth, dated 1917, illustrates the story 'The Proud Lady'.

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1917

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