Étude de Lys
Claudius Denis · 1878 - 1947
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Why is this public domain? Claudius Denis died in 1947; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A decorative print shows a woman in profile, wearing a lavender dress with a white collar, reaching toward a cluster of white lilies. Yellow lilies frame the upper corners and lower right, set against a background of pink radiating lines. The work is titled Étude de Lys, created by Claudius Denis, dated 1920, and published in his Études & Idées de Décoration series as plate 25.
