Miss Couch and the Scamps

Artist William Meade Prince (American, 1893-1951)

CultureAmerican

Daten.d.

Mediumgraphite and pen, heightened, on toned paper

Classificationsdrawings

Credit LineGift of Mrs. William Meade Prince (William Meade Prince Collection)

Object number62.27.1322

DescriptionFive children and old woman.

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Miss Couch and the Scamps

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"Scraps! Scalawages! Good-for-nothing little troublesome buzzards! Run. I say, Run!"

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It was hard to believe anyone could be so fat. "Here's a pan of bread, Big Ma," Anne said & moves closer to the old woman's chair.

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"Come on folks! Come right on in and see Madame Pearl, the world's largest woman!'

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Man Reclining on Couch, Facing Left, Asleep with Newspaper Propped Up on Knees

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Anne, Fatsy, & Cindy lined up. Pug turned a stream of water on first one, then others.

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"Hello, " Billy said " I don't have any lunch to give so I just brought these peaches."

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I sho is put out with you, Lucindy." Kate said.

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Woman Reclining on Couch

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The preacher began to mumble big words through his gray whiskers.

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" Who are you?" she asked. "I'm Billy," he answered. "Who are you?"

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Wed-Sat	10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sun	1-5 p.m.
second friday	10-9 p.m.