Pocahontas at the court of King James
Richard Rummell · 1848-1924
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A colour print shows a young woman in a golden gown curtsying before a seated king in a white ruff and ermine-trimmed robe, flanked by armed guards. A crowd of courtiers in period dress watches from the right beneath a heraldic emblem and a painted wall panel. The work is titled Pocahontas at the court of King James, by Richard Rummell, dated 1907.
