Mrs. Jordan in the Character of the Comic Muse
John Hoppner · 1758 - 1810
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Why is this public domain? John Hoppner died in 1810; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A mezzotint-style print shows two women in flowing classical dress embracing in a wooded landscape, one holding a comic mask against the other's shoulder while a lyre and a mask lie on the ground. A grinning satyr peers from among the trees behind them, with a distant mountain under a cloudy sky. The work is titled Mrs. Jordan in the Character of the Comic Muse, by John Hoppner, dated 1787.
