Wales. King Edward Shows the First Prince of Wales to the People
Lilian Lancaster · 1852 - 1939
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Why is this public domain? Lilian Lancaster died in 1939; this work is in the public domain.
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A colour illustrated map of Wales, labelled with coastal features such as Anglesey, Cardigan Bay and Carmarthen Bay, in which allegorical figures are integrated into the landmass. A crowned king in a red robe holds an infant in a basket, while a bearded harpist in green sits on the southwest peninsula and a woman in a green headdress appears at the eastern border. This print by Lilian Lancaster is dated 1912.
