
Henry VI, part 1, act 4, scene 7
Alexandre Bida · 1823-1895
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Why is this public domain? Alexandre Bida died in 1895; this work is in the public domain.
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A watercolor and ink drawing shows two armored figures in the foreground, one lying dead beside a fallen horse and the other embracing him, with a sword and helmet on the blood-stained ground. Mounted and standing soldiers, a red banner and a leafless tree occupy the stormy background. The work is attributed to Alexandre Bida, dated 1893, and illustrates the scene from Henry VI, part 1, act 4, scene 7.























