L’ami du peuple, c’était la Mort
Alexandre Désiré Collette · 1814-1876
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Why is this public domain? Alexandre Désiré Collette died in 1876; this work is in the public domain.
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An engraved print showing a skeletal death figure riding a pale horse through a town street strewn with corpses and debris. Soldiers with rifles and a cannon advance in the background while living figures cower or kneel in the foreground. The work is signed A. Collette and bears the printer's mark of Lemercier, rue de Seine, Paris.
