The wounded centaur by Thomas Rowlandson (1788-1821)

Watercolor and pen drawing of a wounded centaur supported by a nude woman with flowing drapery, an arrow in his side.

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Why is this public domain? Thomas Rowlandson died in 1827; this work is in the public domain.

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A pen and watercolor drawing shows a wounded centaur collapsing forward while a nude woman with auburn hair supports him, holding a fold of white drapery. An arrow shaft protrudes from the centaur's flank, and the pale blue and grey background wash suggests a stormy sky. The work is titled The Wounded Centaur and is attributed to Thomas Rowlandson, dated 1788-1821.

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1788-1821

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Mythology