I Sing of Death by Howard Pyle by Howard Pyle (1909)

Bearded minstrel playing a lute beside a red-haired woman in a golden gown and circlet, before a red curtain.

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A richly colored illustration shows a bearded man in a teal robe with gold trim playing a lute while a red-haired woman in a golden gown and circlet sits before him with her hands clasped. A deep red curtain and a carved gothic-style panel form the background.

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