Deliver the captive by John Flaxman (1831)

Sepia engraving of entwined, chained figures reclining in a shallow space, titled Deliver the Captive, after John Flaxman.

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Why is this public domain? John Flaxman died in 1826; this work is in the public domain.

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This sepia-toned print by John Flaxman shows several figures in a tangled, reclining arrangement, with chains and shackles binding their wrists and ankles. The bodies are rendered with soft shading in a classical manner, and an inscription below reads "Deliver the Captive." The plate bears a publication line dated 1831 and credits the engraver F. C. Lewis.

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1831

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