The Winter’s Tale; Soldiers of Leontes Act I
Tom Heslewood · 1868-1939
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The Winter’s Tale; Soldiers of Leontes Act I, Tom Heslewood (1904). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Tom Heslewood died in 1939; this work is in the public domain.
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A standing soldier in a gilded helmet with a plume, dark layered armor and a white tunic holds a spear and a round gold-rimmed shield. The figure is rendered in watercolor and gouache on a grey-toned ground, with the handwritten caption identifying the costume as Soldiers of Leontes, Act I. The work is attributed to Tom Heslewood and dated 1904, and relates to The Winter's Tale.
