Allan a Dale singeth before our good Queen Eleanor by Howard Pyle

Black and white print of a harpist singing before a seated queen and courtiers, with a rose border below.

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Allan a Dale singeth before our good Queen Eleanor, Howard Pyle (1944). Via artnap.com

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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 illustration showing a minstrel playing a harp before a seated, veiled queen and a courtly group in a richly detailed interior. A small dog rests at the queen's feet, and a band of roses runs along the lower border. The title line above the scene reads Allan a Dale singeth before our good Queen Eleanor, with the artist's monogram, and this is a print attributed to Howard Pyle.

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1944

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