The Donkey-skin falls off by Henry Justice Ford (1905)

Pen and ink drawing of a prince and princess as a donkey skin falls to the floor beside them, with a large bird behind.

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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 crowned prince in a patterned costume gesturing toward a crowned woman in a flowing gown, while a shaggy donkey skin slips to the ground at her feet. A large dark bird with outstretched wings stands behind her. The work is titled The Donkey-skin falls off and is signed H.J. Ford, dated 1905.

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