Le Nouveau Néron by Émile Tap (1915)

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Why is this public domain? Émile Tap died in 1940; this work is in the public domain.

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A lithograph shows a cloaked, mustached man in profile seated in the foreground, looking toward a Gothic cathedral with its towers wreathed in smoke and flames. The caption at the bottom reads "Destruction de la cathédrale de Reims (Septembre-Octobre 1914)" with the subtitle "Le nouveau Néron. Comme cela devait être beau!" The work is attributed to Émile Tap and dated 1915.

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