There was a Lady Loved a Swine by Walter Crane (1876)

Color print of a woman in a yellow gown leaning over a gate to feed a pink pig beside a brick pen with oak branches.

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Why is this public domain? Walter Crane died in 1915; this work is in the public domain.

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A woman in a flowing yellow gown and pearl necklace leans over a gate toward a large pink pig, which feeds from a wooden trough scattered with grain. Behind them stands a small brick building with a classical pediment carrying a relief of a pig, framed by oak branches. This color woodcut print by Walter Crane is dated 1876.

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1876

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