
Antiquity; Western Asia
Adolf Rosenberg · 1850 - 1906
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Why is this public domain? Adolf Rosenberg died in 1906; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A colour lithographic plate arranged in two rows shows eleven standing figures in ancient Western Asian dress, including robes, patterned wraps, feathered and turban headwear, spears and bows. The printed captions read "Antiquity; Western Asia" in English, French and German. The work is attributed to Adolf Rosenberg and dated 1905.























