The Royal Proclamation by Warwick Goble (1911)

Illustration of a herald with a banner descending a stone staircase, with courtly figures, cypress trees and magnolia blossom

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Why is this public domain? Warwick Goble died in 1943; this work is in the public domain.

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A richly colored illustration shows a herald in a patterned tunic and feathered cap holding a banner as he descends a stone staircase toward a viewer. Behind him, a procession of figures in medieval-style robes, including a crowned woman and a man in a dark cloak, gathers at the top of the steps beneath a pale rocky mountain. The work is a 1911 print by Warwick Goble, titled The Royal Proclamation.

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