
All; Welcome, Ladies, Welcome!
John Hassall · 1868-1948
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All; Welcome, Ladies, Welcome!, John Hassall. Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? John Hassall died in 1948; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A seated woman in a white headdress and brown fur-trimmed robe with patterned blue and red sleeves holds an open book on her lap. She sits in a carved wooden chair before a green and brown textured backdrop bearing a red and blue emblem. The printed page includes a Coriolanus quotation, and the work is titled "All; Welcome, Ladies, Welcome!" by John Hassall.























