A Lady Crossing The Street In The Olden Time
Mary Eliza Joy Haweis · 1848 - 1898
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A Lady Crossing The Street In The Olden Time, Mary Eliza Joy Haweis (1907). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Mary Eliza Joy Haweis died in 1898; this work is in the public domain.
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A colour print titled A Lady Crossing The Street In The Olden Time, attributed to Mary Eliza Joy Haweis. A woman in a blue mantle and white veil lifts her skirts as she crosses a cobbled street past a wooden stall with a red awning and a bearded merchant. Two dogs and a discarded red shoe appear in the foreground, with a gabled town street receding on the right.
