They were rowed to the sound of music on the waters of their host’s private canal
Edmund Dulac · 1882 - 1953
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They were rowed to the sound of music on the waters of their host’s private canal, Edmund Dulac (1910). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Edmund Dulac died in 1953; this work is in the public domain.
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A colour print titled They were rowed to the sound of music on the waters of their host's private canal, by Edmund Dulac, dated 1910. A bearded man in a large turban and layered robes reaches to take the hand of a young woman in a patterned dress as she steps from an ornate boat with a carved bird-headed prow. A musician sits at the stern, and women in plumed headdresses watch from a garden staircase beside the water.
