Milk girl by Thomas Lord Busby (1820)

Hand-colored print of a milk girl with a yoke and two metal milk pails, wearing a tall hat, blue apron and red skirt.

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A hand-colored print shows a young woman standing on a shaded ground, carrying two metal milk pails suspended from a wooden yoke across her shoulders. She wears a tall dark hat, a white blouse, a laced brown bodice, a blue apron, a red skirt, and lace-up boots. The work is titled Milk Girl, drawn and engraved by Thomas Lord Busby and dated 1820.

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