The death of king Acrisius by Maud Hunt Squire (1901)

Colour print of an elderly bearded king surrounded by mourners in classical dress, a kneeling youth holding his hand.

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A colour print showing an elderly bearded king seated among mourning figures in classical dress, while a kneeling youth clasps his hand. Onlookers in blue and white garments gather under trees, and a round metal disc lies on the ground in the foreground. The work is titled The death of king Acrisius and was made by Maud Hunt Squire in 1901.

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1901

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Mythology