Timon of Athens, IV, 3, Timon giving away the gold to Phrynia and Timandra
Johann Heinrich Ramberg · 1763 - 1840
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Timon of Athens, IV, 3, Timon giving away the gold to Phrynia and Timandra, Johann Heinrich Ramberg (1829). Via artnap.com
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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 and ink scene shows an armored warrior with a spear and shield standing at left while a seated, bearded man pours gold coins into the lap of a woman in a white dress with red sash. A second woman holds a small blue pouch nearby, and soldiers and a horse appear in the background beside a rocky cave.
