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Jack fell down and broke his crown
Leonard Leslie Brooke · 1862-1940
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Why is this public domain? Leonard Leslie Brooke died in 1940; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A red-haired boy in a blue shirt and red neckerchief sits on a stone path, clutching his head after a fall. Beyond him, a woman hangs laundry near a thatched cottage, with a rolling hillside, a bay, and distant mountains under a pale sky. This print by Leonard Leslie Brooke is dated 1922.
