Against this he laid his ear, and then he heard the voice quite distinctly
Jessie Willcox Smith · 1863 - 1935
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Against this he laid his ear, and then he heard the voice quite distinctly, Jessie Willcox Smith (1919). Via artnap.com
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A young boy with reddish hair in a light nightshirt kneels on a bed in a dim attic room, looking intently toward the side while a starry night sky shows through a small paned skylight. Stacked bundles and loose straw fill the wooden walls, and a red and white checkered quilt lies across the foreground. This print by Jessie Willcox Smith, dated 1919, illustrates the moment from the story titled above.
