De lier by Félicien Rops (1887)

Etching of a nude man seated on skulls playing a lyre, with a winged horse relief and 'Ad Astra' inscription below.

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Why is this public domain? Félicien Rops died in 1898; this work is in the public domain.

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This etched print by Félicien Rops from 1887 shows a nude male figure seated atop a pile of skulls, raising his arms to play a lyre whose strings rise diagonally into the upper left. Below him, a relief panel depicts a winged horse beneath the inscription "AD ASTRA," and a radiating sun disc appears behind the figure. The title "La petite lyre" is written in pencil in the lower right corner.

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