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Colored print of medieval knights in a forest battle, with heraldic shields, banners and a fallen soldier in the foreground.

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Frederik the Handsome is captured in the Battle of Mühldorf (19th century), Alexander Zick. Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Alexander Zick died in 1907; this work is in the public domain.

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A colored print shows armored medieval knights gathered in a forest clearing during a battle, with heraldic shields, banners and lances raised among them. In the foreground, a fallen soldier lies among discarded weapons and a helmet, while a mounted group of riders and standard-bearers fills the background. The work is credited to Alexander Zick under the title Frederik the Handsome is captured in the Battle of Mühldorf (19th century).