King Cole by Walter Crane (1877)

Colour print of King Cole on a throne with a parrot, a boy, and three fiddlers playing violins in a tiled hall.

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Why is this public domain? Walter Crane died in 1915; this work is in the public domain.

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A hand-colored illustration shows King Cole seated on a cushioned throne in a red robe trimmed with ermine, holding a bowl, while three musicians in white and green costumes play violins before him. A parrot perches on the chair back and a boy in a striped outfit sits at the king's feet beside a smoking vessel on a tiled floor. The print is titled King Cole and was made by Walter Crane in 1877.

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