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Engraved print of a man's face in terror, with wide eyes, open mouth and wind-blown hair, with a caption below.

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Terror or Fright (17th Century), Charles Le Brun. Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Charles Le Brun died in 1690; this work is in the public domain.

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An engraved print titled Terror or Fright shows a man's face in profound alarm, with wide open eyes, a gaping mouth, and tousled hair blown back from the head. Below the image, a printed English caption describes how the passion alters each part of the face, from the raised eyebrows to the pale, livid complexion. The work is attributed to Charles Le Brun and is a print in the Portland collection.