Salon des Cent by Henri-Gabriel Ibels (1895)

Lithograph of a painter at an easel beside a harlequin in diamond costume, with a ballerina vignette above, in rust and blue

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Why is this public domain? Henri-Gabriel Ibels died in 1936; this work is in the public domain.

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A lithographic print from 1895 by Henri-Gabriel Ibels, titled Salon des Cent. A painter in a white smock works at an easel beside a palette with blue and red paint, while a harlequin in a diamond-patterned blue and rust costume stands at right. A ballerina in a white tutu appears in a vignette at upper left against a rust-colored ground.

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1895

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