The Death of Sir Philip Sydney
John Hamilton Mortimer · 1740-1779
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Why is this public domain? John Hamilton Mortimer died in 1779; this work is in the public domain.
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An etched print after a drawing by John Hamilton Mortimer, titled The Death of Sir Philip Sydney. A mounted commander in armor and plumed hat gestures amid a crowd of soldiers, while a kneeling man offers a bottle to a wounded figure carried in the foreground. Tents, spears, and a tree frame the scene in fine line work.
