Les fêtes de la mort by Pierre Roche (1910)

Mauve-toned print of a nude figure encircled by a coiled serpent, with title text in bands at top and bottom.

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Why is this public domain? Pierre Roche died in 1922; this work is in the public domain.

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This 1910 print by Pierre Roche shows a standing nude figure with its head bowed, encircled by a large coiled serpent with patterned scales. The title lettering, Les sept parures enfantines and De la mort, is set in bands at the top and bottom of the rectangular composition, printed in tones of pale cream and mauve.

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1910

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