The gods were so delighted that they began to laugh by George Hand Wright

Illustration of armed warriors with spears and a shield surrounding a large bound wolf beside a rocky cave.

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The gods were so delighted that they began to laugh, George Hand Wright (1901). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? George Hand Wright died in 1951; this work is in the public domain.

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A colorful illustration shows armed men with spears and a round ornamented shield gathered around a large wolf bound with rope beside a rocky outcrop. A bearded figure in an orange tunic and white headwear stands at the center of the scene. The print, titled "The gods were so delighted that they began to laugh," is by George Hand Wright and dates to 1901.

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