The Stranger Appearing to Midas by Walter Crane (1893)

Colored print of a crowned old king with gold coins as a winged messenger with a serpent staff appears behind him.

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Why is this public domain? Walter Crane died in 1915; this work is in the public domain.

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A colored print shows an aged, crowned king seated beside a chest overflowing with gold coins, while a youthful winged figure holding a staff with entwined serpents stands behind him. The setting includes a stone staircase and a dark interior, and the composition is framed by a thin pale green border. This print by Walter Crane is dated 1893 and illustrates the scene titled The Stranger Appearing to Midas.

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1893

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