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Ink and watercolor drawing of a checkered-costumed jester facing elderly men writing at a cluttered table in a stone room.

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In Did Come the Strangest Figure, Arthur Rackham (1934). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Arthur Rackham died in 1939; this work is in the public domain.

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A jester in a red and yellow checkered costume with a bell-tipped cap stands before a table where a group of elderly men in caps and robes are seated, writing and reading documents. Stacked books, an inkwell, and a small stone cat figure rest on the table, set within a stone-floored room with carved wooden paneling. The work is attributed to Arthur Rackham, dated 1934, and is held in the pdx collection as a print.