The Surrender of Callais by Edward Bird (1815)

Engraved print of a seated king under drapery as a kneeling woman and townspeople surrender before armored soldiers.

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Why is this public domain? Edward Bird died in 1819; this work is in the public domain.

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This engraved print, titled The Surrender of Callais and dated 1815, shows a seated crowned king beneath draped canopy curtains while a woman in a white veil kneels before him. Armored soldiers, spearmen, and townspeople crowd the scene, with a castle silhouetted on the horizon and a greyhound, shield, and crossbow lying in the foreground. The work is attributed to Edward Bird.

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1815

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