Sardanapal’s death, Algerian women in their apartment
Camille Mauclair · 1872-1945
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Sardanapal’s death, Algerian women in their apartment, Camille Mauclair (1910). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Camille Mauclair died in 1945; this work is in the public domain.
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This printed plate reproduces two paintings from a 1910 publication attributed to Camille Mauclair. The upper image shows a dark, turbulent scene of nude and draped figures in disarray around a bed, titled Sardanapal's death. The lower image shows three women in a tiled interior, one reclining on cushions, another seated with a hookah, while a servant stands at right, titled Algerian women in their apartment.
