Fable XXXIX. The Man and the Flea by John Wootton (1793)

Engraving of a man in a tricorn hat with a walking stick beside a tree, with a crescent moon and setting sun over the sea.

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Fable XXXIX. The Man and the Flea, John Wootton (1793). Via artnap.com

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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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An engraved print titled Fable XXXIX. The Man and the Flea, after John Wootton, shows a man in a tricorn hat and period coat standing on a grassy bank beside a tree, with one hand extended and a walking stick in the other. A crescent moon hangs in the sky above a low sun setting over rippling water on the right.

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