Griselda’s Sorrow by Mary Eliza Joy Haweis (1907)

Colour print of a crowned seated woman as a man in a blue cloak seizes a struggling child and raises a knife.

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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 Griselda's Sorrow by Mary Eliza Joy Haweis shows a crowned, seated woman in a pale gown while a red-faced man in a blue cloak grips a struggling child and raises a blade. The scene is set in an interior with arched windows, a tiled floor, and scattered toys in the foreground. The printed verse below the image describes the woman sitting meekly while the cruel sergeant does his will.

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1907

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