Romeo and Juliet, I, 5
Francis Philip Stephanoff · 1787-1860
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Why is this public domain? Francis Philip Stephanoff died in 1860; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A watercolor depicts a richly furnished interior where a young woman in a pale gown stands at center while an elderly woman in a white cap and dark bodice leans on a cane at right. Guests in period costume gather around a draped table laden with fruit and glassware, and a man in a red cloak looks on from the left. The work is titled Romeo and Juliet, I, 5 and is attributed to Francis Philip Stephanoff.
