Mistress Mary by Francis Donkin Bedford (1880s)

Color print of a girl with a flower crown tending a garden with roses, watched by children at a fence, with birds and village

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Why is this public domain? Francis Donkin Bedford died in 1954; this work is in the public domain.

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A color print titled Mistress Mary shows a young girl with a flower crown standing in a garden beside a watering can, while birds gather at her feet. Behind a wooden fence, several children and an adult look on, and a village of cottages and a pond with swans appear in the background. The work is credited to Francis Donkin Bedford and dated to the 1880s, and it carries the nursery rhyme lines Mary Mary Quite Contrary, How Does Your Garden Grow.

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