She embraced his leg, she covered it with kisses, she cried, ‘o, my child, my darling!’
Franklin Booth · 1874-1948
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She embraced his leg, she covered it with kisses, she cried, ‘o, my child, my darling!’, Franklin Booth. 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 colour print titled "She embraced his leg, she covered it with kisses, she cried, 'o, my child, my darling!'" by Franklin Booth. It shows a young rider in a red cloak and plumed cap on a gold-trimmed horse, passing through a street of half-timbered houses lined with spectators, while a woman in white reaches toward him and armed guards with pikes walk alongside.
