The lie of the last minstrel by Ralph Barton (1917)

Stylized 1917 print of a masked woman in an orange gown and a masked man in a purple cloak before a moon and green tiles.

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Why is this public domain? Ralph Barton died in 1931; this work is in the public domain.

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A stylized color print shows a masked woman in a tiered orange gown standing beside a masked man in a voluminous purple cloak with white stockings. A grey crescent moon, a tasseled orange canopy and white flowers on a green tiled background complete the scene. The print is titled The lie of the last minstrel, by Ralph Barton, dated 1917.

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1917

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