The Fox and the Crow by Arthur Rackham (1912)

Pen-and-ink illustration of a crow holding food on a branch while a fox looks up below, with a village and mountains behind.

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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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A black crow perches on a bare tree branch holding a piece of food in its beak, while a fox sits below on a grassy slope with its mouth open, gazing up at it. A village with a church tower and distant mountains lie in the background under a sky of layered clouds. The pen-and-ink print is titled The Fox and the Crow, made by Arthur Rackham in 1912.

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