Isn't It a Pity?

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Credits: Melanie Safka

A watercolor illustration depicts a young girl in a floral dress playfully kicking up her leg with a black shoe, amidst a vibrant yellow and green field. She is facing a bright sun, with a speech bubble above her head containing the text: "Isn't it a pity that I'm not the prettiest girl in the world 'cause sometimes I feel when I kick up my heels in the sun I'm the loveliest one." To the left, a colorful horse-drawn wagon with red wheels is visible under a tree with red apples. In the background, on the right, two more horse-drawn wagons are present, one with a horse pulling it, and two adult figures standing in front of another wagon; a man in a hat and blue attire, and a woman in a red skirt and white apron. In the foreground, with their backs to the viewer, are several people dressed in traditional clothing with head coverings, seemingly watching the girl. The scene has a warm, jovial, and pastoral feel. The signature "faszinierend '26" is in the bottom right corner.