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Colour plate of three black satin shoes, the lowest embroidered with a crown and the words God save the Queen.

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Three black satin shoes. The third is the Jubliee Shoe, embroidered with the Royal Crown and initials V. R., with motto ‘God save the Queen’, Thomas Watson Greig (1900). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Thomas Watson Greig died in 1912; this work is in the public domain.

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A chromolithographic plate titled Plate II shows three black satin shoes, from a flat strap slipper to a heeled pump with pearl ornaments. The lowest shoe is embroidered with a crown, the initials V.R. and the motto God save the Queen, with an orange sole and bow detail. The print is attributed to Thomas Watson Greig and dated 1900.