The Soldier and the Captive by Robert Engels (1914)

Colored print of an armored soldier holding a woman with golden hair in a patterned gown, with figures raising arms behind.

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Why is this public domain? Robert Engels died in 1926; this work is in the public domain.

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This colored print by Robert Engels, titled The Soldier and the Captive and dated 1914, shows an armored soldier in a dark helmet and mail standing behind a woman with flowing golden hair. She wears a long pale gown patterned with dark blue motifs and raises one arm, while a group of figures with raised arms appears in the background against a banded blue and white sky.

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1914

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