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Ink illustration of a gazelle with a sword cutting off a serpent's head, with a startled woman in smoke at upper left.

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The Gazelle cuts off the Serpentes Heads, Henry Justice Ford (1906). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Henry Justice Ford died in 1941; this work is in the public domain.

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A black and white ink illustration shows a gazelle raising a sword to strike at a multi-headed serpent whose severed head lies in the foreground, while a startled woman in a turban peers from billowing smoke at upper left. The scene is set in a stone chamber with a barred window at right. The print is titled The Gazelle cuts off the Serpent's Heads and is attributed to Henry Justice Ford, dated 1906.