Dance a Baby Diddy by Francis Donkin Bedford (1880s)

Woman in yellow gown bending to a child in green on a stone staircase, with orange trees and a cat in a formal garden.

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A woman in a long yellow gown bends toward a small child in a green dress who sits on a curved stone staircase, holding her hand. The formal garden behind them has potted orange trees, a stone balustrade, a fountain, and a cat resting on the wall. The chromolithographic print bears the rhyme text "Dance a baby diddy, what can mammy do wid'e" and is attributed to Francis Donkin Bedford, dated 1880s.

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