Robin Hood steps betwixt Sir Stephen and his Bride
Howard Pyle · 1853 - 1911
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Why is this public domain? Howard Pyle died in 1911; this work is in the public domain.
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A black and white woodcut-style illustration shows Robin Hood in a feathered cap stepping between a richly robed knight and a young woman with long hair, while a mitred bishop and other figures look on in a stone-walled hall. The image sits within an ornamental floral border and is captioned in print beneath, identifying the scene as Robin Hood stepping between Sir Stephen and his bride. The work is attributed to Howard Pyle.
