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Courtiers on a stone terrace with a peacock, lily pond and staircase leading to a king and queen before a castle.

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The Two Courtiers presenting Cienzo to the King, Warwick Goble (1911). Via artnap.com

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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 colour illustration shows two courtiers in patterned tunics and tall hats standing on a stone terrace, while a third figure approaches. A peacock perches at the left balustrade, and a flowering magnolia tree and a lily pond frame the scene. At the top of a broad staircase, a figure in red robes stands beside a woman in green, with a pale castle and cypress trees rising behind them. The work is titled The Two Courtiers presenting Cienzo to the King and was made by Warwick Goble in 1911 as a print.