The Gazelle by Henry Justice Ford (1906)

Illustration of a kneeling man tending a gazelle on a rug, with a standing woman holding a plate and a figure in a doorway.

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A richly colored illustration shows a kneeling man in a yellow robe and turban tending a gazelle lying on a red patterned rug. A woman in orange draped garments holds a plate beside them, while another figure appears in an arched doorway beneath a hanging lamp. The work is credited to Henry Justice Ford and dated 1906, and is titled The Gazelle.

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