As he played, they danced to his measure by Maud Hunt Squire

Color print of running figures in blue drapery beside pine branches, with a lyre player and rocky ground in the foreground.

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As he played, they danced to his measure, Maud Hunt Squire (1901). Via artnap.com

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A color print shows a group of barefoot figures in flowing garments moving across rocky ground beneath gnarled pine branches. A bearded musician holding a lyre appears among them, while a yellow sky and distant hills open out at the upper right. Maud Hunt Squire made this work in 1901 under the title "As he played, they danced to his measure."

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