Fable XIV. The Monkey Who Had Seen the World
John Wootton · 1686-1765
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Why is this public domain? John Wootton died in 1765; this work is in the public domain.
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This engraving shows a man in eighteenth-century dress holding an open book labeled "Rights of Man" while several monkeys crowd around him in a wooded setting. One monkey on the right gestures toward the book, and others perch in the tree and crouch on the ground. The print is attributed to John Wootton and is catalogued as Fable XIV, The Monkey Who Had Seen the World.
