The Archer’s Wife Before The Tsar And His Retinue
Ivan Bilibin · 1876-1942
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The Archer’s Wife Before The Tsar And His Retinue, Ivan Bilibin (1919-1925). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Ivan Bilibin died in 1942; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A richly decorated illustration shows a young woman in a white headdress and embroidered red dress standing with lowered head before a group of bearded men in ornate, patterned robes. Painted panels behind them depict mounted warriors and Cyrillic inscriptions. The work is signed with the monogram and dated 1919-1925 and is catalogued as The Archer's Wife Before The Tsar And His Retinue by Ivan Bilibin.
