Off with her head 1907
charlesrobinson
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"Off with her head" is an illustration by Charles Robinson from 1907. The artwork depicts a scene from Lewis Carroll's *Alice's Adventures in Wonderland*, where the Queen of Hearts shouts her famous line while standing with the King of Hearts. In the background, the White Rabbit and a line of playing card soldiers can be seen. Robinson's illustration captures the surreal and whimsical nature of Carroll's story, featuring vibrant colors and detailed imagery that brings the characters and setting to life. The Queen’s dress is a vibrant and intricate design, adorned with hearts, diamonds, and other playing card motifs. This illustration is considered a classic example of *illustration* and a valuable addition to any collection of *Alice's Adventures in Wonderland* memorabilia.
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