‘Take physic, pomp (Pomp)’ (King Lear, act III, scene IV)
Howard Pyle · 1853 - 1911
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‘Take physic, pomp (Pomp)’ (King Lear, act III, scene IV), Howard Pyle (1876). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Howard Pyle died in 1911; this work is in the public domain.
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A pen and ink drawing shows a standing woman in a headwrap and patterned dress holding a folded paper, facing a seated older man in a jacket and striped trousers within a plain interior with a wooden door and window. A bowl sits on the floor between them. The sheet is inscribed with the title and reference to King Lear, Act III, Scene IV, and is attributed to Howard Pyle, dated 1876.
