The Parade Macaroni by Mary Darly

Engraving of a man in fashionable 18th-century macaroni dress holding a long spear, walking across a flat ground.

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Why is this public domain? Mary Darly died in 1779; this work is in the public domain.

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An engraved print shows a standing man in elaborate eighteenth-century dress, with a tricorn hat, lace cravat, embroidered waistcoat, and a sword at his side. He holds a long spear in one hand and walks across a flat, lightly shaded ground. The print is titled The Parade Macaroni, is attributed to Mary Darly, and is catalogued as a print.

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