Circles of Wisdom No. 1 by George Moutard Woodward

Two circular watercolour caricatures: a couple at a candlelit table with spilled salt, and a woman, child and cat by a window

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Why is this public domain? George Moutard Woodward died in 1809; this work is in the public domain.

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This double-circle drawing with watercolour wash, titled Circles of Wisdom No. 1 and attributed to George Moutard Woodward, shows two satirical domestic scenes. The left circle depicts a couple at a candlelit table, the woman gesturing as the man looks down beside a spilled salt cellar, while the right circle shows an older woman and a child beside a dozing black cat in a room with latticed windows. The caricatured figures and captions beneath each circle suggest folk sayings about omens.

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