Gateway at Labnah by Frederick Catherwood (1844)

Sepia lithograph of a stone archway among ruins, framed by trees, with figures in hats gathered near pottery in the foregroun

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Why is this public domain? Frederick Catherwood died in 1854; this work is in the public domain.

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This lithographic print titled Gateway at Labnah, made by Frederick Catherwood in 1844, shows a stone archway set among ruined stone buildings. Tall trees and a palm frame the scene, while several figures in hats and light clothing gather near the ground, one seated beside pottery and a basket.

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1844

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