This, the Bride of the Youngest Prince, is my Choice by Jay Van Everen

Black and white geometric print of a crowned king offering a wheat stalk to a young woman, with a rooster below.

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This, the Bride of the Youngest Prince, is my Choice, Jay Van Everen (1921). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Jay Van Everen died in 1947; this work is in the public domain.

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A black and white woodcut style print in a geometric Art Deco manner shows a crowned, bearded king holding a wheat stalk, facing a young woman with an elaborate hairstyle, while a rooster appears in the lower left. The ornate patterned border frames the scene, and the caption reads "This, the Bride of the Youngest Prince, is my Choice." The print is attributed to Jay Van Everen and dated 1921.

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1921

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