
Acephalous Time to Febrous Lengths bestirred
Gelett Burgess · 1866 - 1951
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Why is this public domain? Gelett Burgess died in 1951; this work is in the public domain.
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A black-and-white print titled Acephalous Time to Febrous Lengths bestirred, by Gelett Burgess, dated 1902. A large winged creature with a bird-like head and long curving horns rears across the center, surrounded by a crowd of expressive figures, one reading from a book. A castle sits on a distant hill beneath a dark sky with flying birds.

















