
Love Rules His Kingdom Without a Sword. Panneau décoratif aus der Serie ‘The Child’s Garden’
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Love Rules His Kingdom Without a Sword. Panneau décoratif aus der Serie ‘The Child’s Garden’, Louis Davis (1894). Via artnap.com
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A decorative print shows an angel with outspread wings standing among rose bushes and sheltered birds, while children sit in the grass beside two rabbits. The panel carries the motto 'Love rules his kingdom without a sword' and is attributed to Louis Davis, dated 1894, from the series The Child's Garden.
















