Lo-li plunged madly out by Norman Hinsdale Pitman (1910)

Two-tone print of a boy in orange climbing a stone gate as a pig runs out, with a man in dark coat holding a stick nearby.

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Why is this public domain? Norman Hinsdale Pitman died in 1925; this work is in the public domain.

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A two-tone print in orange, black and cream shows a young boy in an orange jacket leaping over a stone gate while a pig runs out across a courtyard. A man in a dark coat holds a stick toward the animal beside a tiled roofed building. The work is titled Lo-li plunged madly out, by Norman Hinsdale Pitman, dated 1910.

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1910

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