What are the wild wives saying
William Ely Hill · 1887-1962
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A colour print titled "What are the wild wives saying" by William Ely Hill, dated 1913, shows a blonde woman in a black bathing suit with a red patterned bathing cap, flanked by a muscular man in a white tank top and dark shorts and an older man in a grey suit and straw boater. Two more figures in vintage bathing costumes stand in the shallow water behind them, and the artist's signature appears in the lower right corner.
