The little boy kissed the spot and made it all well by Dugald Stewart Walker

Black and white illustration of a smiling moon with a small boy kissing its face while a crowd of figures looks up.

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The little boy kissed the spot and made it all well, Dugald Stewart Walker (1920). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Dugald Stewart Walker died in 1937; this work is in the public domain.

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A black and white illustration shows a large smiling moon with radiating rays in a starry night sky, with a small boy reaching up to its face. Below, a group of ornately dressed figures with raised arms gaze upward toward the moon and boy. This print by Dugald Stewart Walker, dated 1920, is titled "The little boy kissed the spot and made it all well."

Date

1920

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Public domain

Themes

Children, Mythology