Wikipedia:Featured picture candidates/The Lord's Prayer by Martha Ann Honeywell

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Original – Paper cutout featuring the Lord's Prayer by Martha Ann Honeywell. Owned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Reason
Martha Ann Honeywell was an American artist born without hands or forearms, and with only three toes on one foot; nevertheless, she created cut-paper pieces such as this, as well as silhouettes, using her mouth and toes. She appeared as a sideshow act throughout much of the early 19th century. Cutouts with the Lord's Prayer at the center, such as this, were sold by her as souvenirs. The text at the center is the standard text of the prayer; underneath it's signed "Written without hands by Martha Honeywell".
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Martha Ann Honeywell
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Martha Ann Honeywell

Promoted File:Paper cut-out with The Lord's Prayer MET DP372401.jpg --Armbrust The Homunculus 05:48, 29 June 2019 (UTC)[reply]