
Comedy of errors; two Dromios
Henry James Richter · 1772-1857
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Why is this public domain? Henry James Richter died in 1857; this work is in the public domain.
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Two identical, grinning young men in yellow doublets, pink hose and dark shoes stand close together, touching their chins in a playful gesture, in front of a stone building with a striped awning. A dark blue ceramic vase rests on a wall at left, and distant mountains fill the sky. The watercolor is titled Comedy of errors; two Dromios, by Henry James Richter, dated 1829.
















