Juno, Ceres, Isis by Robert Anning Bell (1900)

Ink drawing of three classical goddesses, Juno with crown and sceptre beside a peacock, Ceres with fruit, and Iris with a bow

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Why is this public domain? Robert Anning Bell died in 1933; this work is in the public domain.

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A pen and ink drawing shows three draped female figures in classical dress standing in a grassy landscape, labelled Juno, Ceres and Iris. Juno wears a crown and holds a sceptre beside a peacock with its tail fanned, Ceres carries a basket of fruit and grain on her head, and Iris stands in front with a bow. This 1900 print by Robert Anning Bell uses a decorative linear style with a bordered frame.

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1900

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Mythology