Sing a song of Sixpence by Winifred Smith (1895)

Woodcut-style print of a seated woman with a honey jar, a girl on the floor, and a maid hanging laundry outdoors.

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A black and white woodcut-style print shows a richly dressed woman seated in an ornamented interior, eating from a bowl, with a jar labelled HONEY beside her. A small girl sits on the floor at right, while a maid hangs laundry in a garden outside with a half-timbered house beyond. This print, Sing a song of Sixpence, was made by Winifred Smith in 1895.

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