Tom’s father begs Merlin the magician to give his wife a child
Leonard Leslie Brooke · 1862-1940
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Tom’s father begs Merlin the magician to give his wife a child, Leonard Leslie Brooke (1922). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Leonard Leslie Brooke died in 1940; this work is in the public domain.
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A colour print shows a bearded elder in a teal robe and green cap seated in a carved chair, reading an open book, while a crocodile-like creature rests on his shoulder. A standing man in green clothing holds a cap before him, and a sleeping grey cat lies on the cobbled floor. This illustration by Leonard Leslie Brooke is dated 1922.
