Concours de beautéLe premier prix de beauté, c’est elle. la Mort
Adolphe Willette · 1857 - 1926
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Why is this public domain? Adolphe Willette died in 1926; this work is in the public domain.
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A pen-and-ink print shows a skeletal figure in a flowing cape and lace-trimmed suit, holding a sword, standing before several nude women who lounge on a ledge and pose in a theatrical setting. A ribbon across the skeleton's head bears the Latin inscription "QUIA PULVIS ES", and a coat of arms appears at the lower right. The work is credited to Adolphe Léon Willette and carries the French title "Concours de beauté: Le premier prix de beauté, c'est elle, la Mort".
