There was an old woman as i’ve heard tell by Winifred Smith

Black and white illustration of an old woman asleep by a basket on a road as a man with a pitchfork passes, with a village be

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A black and white print titled "There was an old woman as I've heard tell" by Winifred Smith, dated 1895. It shows an elderly woman in a bonnet asleep beside a basket and umbrella on a roadside, while a grinning man in a top hat carries a pot and spoons past a fence, with birds flying overhead and a village in the distance. The verse from the nursery rhyme is printed beneath the scene.

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1895

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