The awakening of King Lear by Robert Smirke (1792)

Painting of an elderly bearded king seated as a kneeling woman in blue embraces him, with two attendants in a dim interior.

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A painted scene of an elderly bearded king seated in a green-backed chair, wrapped in a red cloak, while a kneeling woman in a pale blue gown leans toward him with outstretched hands. Two attendants stand in the dim interior, one in dark robes at left and one at right, beneath a shadowed architectural space with an arched opening.

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