Bows and arrows
Henri Moser · 1844-1923
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Why is this public domain? Henri Moser died in 1923; this work is in the public domain.
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A plate of several bows and arrows arranged diagonally across the page, including a round shield-like object, decorated quivers with embroidered or studded patterns, and curved bows with strung cords. The plate carries the header Collection H. Moser and the bilingual German and English caption Bows and Arrows, with French Arcs et flèches. The print is attributed to Henri Moser and dated 1912.
