Can We Living Ever Solve? After - Is It Then Too Late? by Elihu Vedder
Elihu Vedder · American, 1836-1923
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Can We Living Ever Solve? After - Is It Then Too Late? by Elihu Vedder, Elihu Vedder (1922), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A black and white print shows a large circular labyrinth set within a stone archway, with a bright central point at its heart. A bald, bearded man in a dark robe sits on the left, bent over an open book, while a hooded, cloaked figure sits on the right, gazing upward toward the maze. This 1922 print by Elihu Vedder is held in the Wikimedia Commons collection.
