A man fastened to a large block of wood
George Henry Mason · 1770-1851
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Why is this public domain? George Henry Mason died in 1851; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A hand-colored print shows a bald man in a grey robe seated on a large wooden block, with an iron chain fastened around his neck and running down to a hook on the block. The figure looks off to the side with a stern expression. The work is attributed to George Henry Mason and dated 1801.
