Goblet of the Emperor Frederick IV
H.O. Miethke · 1834 - 1918
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Goblet of the Emperor Frederick IV, H.O. Miethke (1870-1873). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? H.O. Miethke died in 1918; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
An engraved plate shows an elaborate goblet with a tall glass body framed by metalwork, heraldic shields, and eagle motifs. A small armored figure holding a flag stands on the domed lid, and lion-shaped feet support the base. The print is numbered 14 in the upper right and is attributed to H.O. Miethke, dated 1870-1873.
