Harlequin s’Amuse by Charles Conder (1914)

Ornate oval print of harlequin and clown figures dancing before a stage curtain, with a seated clown and onlookers.

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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 lithograph on silk coloured by Charles Conder, titled Harlequin s’Amuse, shows a theatrical scene within an ornate oval frame. A harlequin in a diamond-patterned costume dances at center while a clown in a white ruff sits at left, with a figure in a feathered hat and two figures in period dress at right beneath a drape. The work is a print attributed to Charles Conder and exhibited at the Leicester Gallery.

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1914

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