Winter’s tale; act V, scene 3 by Thomas Nast

Ink and wash drawing of a domed colonnaded hall with statues, a kneeling figure and a cloaked man with a raised staff.

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Winter’s tale; act V, scene 3, Thomas Nast. Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Thomas Nast died in 1902; this work is in the public domain.

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This ink and wash drawing depicts a domed, arcaded hall lined with classical statues on tall pedestals and a patterned tiled floor. Three costumed figures, one kneeling and one holding a raised staff, stand before a central statue, in a stage-design style. The work is attributed to Thomas Nast and is titled Winter's tale; act V, scene 3.

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Interiors, Mythology