Martyrdom of Horatius Vecchio and his companions
François de Poilly · 1623 -1693
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Why is this public domain? François de Poilly died in 1693; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
An engraved print shows a kneeling robed man being struck by a bearded attacker with a spear while a figure with a sword threatens from behind. A crowned rider on a horse points toward the scene, with onlookers and a rocky, tree-lined landscape behind. The Latin inscription beneath, with a papal coat of arms, is dedicated to Pope Alexander VII; the print is attributed to Francois de Poilly.
