Zoza denouncing the Slave by Warwick Goble (1911)

Illustration of a woman in a green robe pointing at seated figures in a garden, with a peacock in the foreground.

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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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This 1911 print by Warwick Goble, titled Zoza denouncing the Slave, shows a standing woman in a long green robe gesturing toward two seated figures on a carpet beneath trees. Attendants in patterned robes gather at the sides, and a peacock walks across the grass in the foreground beside a small table with fruit and a goblet.

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1911

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