Talk:John Charles Thring

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Image[edit]

Another possible image here: http://www.thring.co.uk/Victorian%20Grandmothers_files/image010.jpg According to this page, the image is of "John Charles Thring painted in watercolour by his daughter Annie in 1900". A little research shows that Theresa Anne Lydia Thring, art teacher and daughter of J. C. Thring, was born Bradford on Avon in 1867 and passed away at Worcester in 1953. Assuming no prior publication, this image would not become public domain until 70 years later, i.e. 2023. Grover cleveland (talk) 23:05, 23 July 2019 (UTC)[reply]