Capulet Railing at his Daughter, Juliet
Robert Smirke · 1752 - 1845
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Why is this public domain? Robert Smirke died in 1845; this work is in the public domain.
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A brown-ink and wash drawing shows a kneeling woman in a pale gown reaching toward a tall, cloaked skeletal figure, while a standing woman and a child watch from the left beside a draped interior. Robert Smirke's composition, dated 1825, is rendered with loose hatching and warm ochre ground.
