A Map of the Open Country of Woman's Heart (1833-1842) from the Original, Framed Art Print Color:Black Sleeve Length 61 cm

Sleeve Length 61 cm

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A Map of the Open Country of Woman's Heart (1833-1842) from the Original, Framed Art Print Color:Black Sleeve Length 61 cmOriginal public domain image from the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art. The map is anonymous ("by a lady") and undated, but thanks to a reference to its lithographer (DW Kellogg & Co in Hartford, Connecticut), it can reliably be dated to 1833 1842. In other words, the map shows how women were supposed to feel about relationships, love, and marriage in mid 19th century New England, USA. Love is portrayed as an 'open country' with many choices