Caspar Gevartius. Study For The ‘Iconographie’
Lionel Cust · 1859 - 1929
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Why is this public domain? Lionel Cust died in 1929; this work is in the public domain.
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A pencil study of a bearded man with a mustache, wearing a buttoned doublet with a wide collar and holding a book against his hip. The drawing is reproduced as a printed plate on a page with a caption identifying it as a study for the Iconographie in the Print Room at the British Museum, attributed to Lionel Cust, 1905.
