King Lear, IV, 7, a tent in the French camp
Johann Heinrich Ramberg · 1763 - 1840
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Why is this public domain? Johann Heinrich Ramberg died in 1840; this work is in the public domain.
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A watercolor by Johann Heinrich Ramberg, dated 1829, titled King Lear, IV, 7, a tent in the French camp. An elderly white-bearded man sits in a carved wooden chair within a draped tent, attended by a kneeling woman, a standing woman with a red cloak, a bearded man in a rust-colored cloak, and a soldier in orange and green holding a helmet.
