The Lion’s Court
Charles Henry Bennett · 1828 - 1867
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Why is this public domain? Charles Henry Bennett died in 1867; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A hand-coloured print shows a courtroom in which animals take the roles of judge, lawyers, jurors and spectators, with a large lion presiding from the bench. The scene is set beneath an ornate pediment with carved masks, and the figures are rendered in detailed line work with flat watercolour tones. Charles Henry Bennett created this print in 1857.