The Empire Fan by Charles Conder (1914)

Black and white plate of a fan-shaped design with oval landscapes, a central figure scene, and ornamental medallions.

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Why is this public domain? Charles Conder died in 1909; this work is in the public domain.

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A fan-shaped decorative design in black and white reproduction, framed by a curved border with oval landscape vignettes and a central scene of figures before a building. Small circular medallions and scattered dot motifs fill the lower panels. Titled The Empire Fan, attributed to Charles Conder, the print is held as the property of Mrs. Walter Jessop.

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1914

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