The story of the boy who always said the wrong thing
Jean de Bosschère · 1878 - 1953
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The story of the boy who always said the wrong thing, Jean de Bosschère (1917). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Jean de Bosschère died in 1953; this work is in the public domain.
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This page from a 1917 book shows six circular vignettes in black ink arranged in a grid, captioned The Story of the Boy Who Always Said the Wrong Thing. The scenes include a horned figure holding a trident, a bride holding flowers beside a figure in a dark hat, a boy in a tall hat tugging at a man's coat above a basket, and a crouching figure swinging a mallet. The signature Jean de Bosschère appears in the lower corner of the final vignette.
