How the Carter killed his Horse by Henry Justice Ford

Pen drawing of a distressed carter with an axe beside a fallen horse, with two harnessed horses and a bird behind him.

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How the Carter killed his Horse, Henry Justice Ford (1905). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Henry Justice Ford died in 1941; this work is in the public domain.

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A pen and ink illustration shows a distressed carter holding an axe beside a fallen horse lying on the ground, with two living horses harnessed to a wagon behind him. A bird hovers above the scene, and a caption beneath reads "The Dog & the Sparrow / How the Carter killed his horse." The work is signed by Henry Justice Ford and dated 1905.

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1905

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Animals