Neptune, Hercules and Mercury fishing from three rocks in the sea
Louis Petit · 1760-1812
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Neptune, Hercules and Mercury fishing from three rocks in the sea, Louis Petit (1844 - 1861). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Louis Petit died in 1812; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A black-and-white print shows three mythological figures fishing from separate rocks above a wavy sea line. The figure on the left holds a trident-like spear, the central figure leans forward with a long rod and line, and the figure on the right sits on a rock holding a rod with a winged cap. The dotted lines and decorative hatching give the scene a stylized, ancient-vase character. The work is credited to Louis Petit.
