
Shere Khan in jungle
Charles Maurice Detmold · 1883-1908
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Why is this public domain? Charles Maurice Detmold died in 1908; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A tiger lies low in dense jungle foliage in the foreground, its head turned toward the viewer, while a group of horned water buffalo gathers on the bank beyond. The setting sun and pale water reflect warm light across the scene. The print is by Charles Maurice Detmold and dates to 1903.























