Mother Hulda by Walter Crane (1922)

Line drawing of a young woman seated on a stone well holding a spindle, with a village and church spire behind her.

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Why is this public domain? Walter Crane died in 1915; this work is in the public domain.

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A black and white line illustration titled Mother Hulda by Walter Crane shows a young woman seated on a stone well with a spindle in her hand, her head resting against her arm in apparent distress. Behind her a thatched well shelter, a village of half-timbered houses, a church spire and a rooster are visible, and a decorative border frames the scene with a caption beneath describing the girl returning to the well in despair.

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