Une Chasse du Roi. - Le Cerf passant l’eau by Pierre de Nolhac

Monochrome print of a royal hunt, riders and hounds on a bank as a stag swims a river past boats and a distant town.

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Une Chasse du Roi. - Le Cerf passant l’eau, Pierre de Nolhac (1900). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Pierre de Nolhac died in 1936; this work is in the public domain.

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A monochrome engraved landscape shows a royal hunt, with mounted riders and hounds on the left foreground and a deer crossing a river toward the right. Boats, a barge with passengers, and a town with church spires sit along the water and rolling hills beyond.

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1900

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