She has seen better days by John Samuel Pughe (1897)

Color print of a shabbily dressed elderly woman seated by a road, with a domed Capitol building in the distance.

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Why is this public domain? John Samuel Pughe died in 1909; this work is in the public domain.

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A color print shows an elderly woman in a feathered bonnet, plaid shawl, and patched skirt seated on a grassy bank with a worn red carpet bag labeled Miss Democracy beside her. Behind her a dirt road leads toward a domed Capitol building with a flag marked March 4th. The work is signed by John Samuel Pughe and dated 1897.

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1897

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