Ivan Golik drew the bow by Noel Nisbet (1916)

Black and white print of a fur-clad archer drawing a great bow as crowned serpents coil below a carved royal court.

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A muscular man in a fur garment draws a large curved bow with a long arrow, while crowned serpents coil on the ground before him. Spectators with crowned heads and elaborate carved architecture fill the background. This 1916 print by Noel Nisbet is titled Ivan Golik drew the bow.

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