King Henry IV, part II, IV, 2 by Alfred Edward Chalon

Brown wash drawing of a crowned king asleep in a canopied bed as a young man in a dark doublet leans toward him.

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Why is this public domain? Alfred Edward Chalon died in 1860; this work is in the public domain.

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A brown ink and wash drawing with white highlights shows a crowned king lying in a canopied bed wearing an ermine-trimmed robe, while a young man in dark doublet and white collar leans in beside him. The scene is set in a richly draped interior with carved paneling and a tiled floor.

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