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Going to Court - How I Went

1863

England, 19th century

Medium
wood engraving
Credit Line
Dudley P. Allen Fund 1924.402
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Print
A square print in black ink depicts three people with light skin tones in an interior. On the left, a man with a mustache leans forward with bent knees. Facing him on the right, two women stand together. One wears a large cloak and bonnet while holding a muff. Behind her, the second woman wears a ruffled bonnet and a full skirt. Fine black-inked lines and hatching define the figures.

Going to Court - How I Went

1863

England, 19th century

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