Berthalda in the Black Valley by Arthur Rackham (1912)

Ink illustration of a woman in a flowing cloak by dark water among gnarled trees, looking up toward a bird in pink sky.

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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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Berthalda in the Black Valley is a 1912 print by Arthur Rackham. A pale-robed woman with a patterned belt stands at the edge of dark water among twisted trees and roots, her hands pressed to her face as she gazes upward toward a flying bird under a pink-tinged sky.

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1912

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Public domain

Themes

Landscapes, Mythology