Telemachus and Mentor
John Doyle · 1797 - 1868
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Why is this public domain? John Doyle died in 1868; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A lithographic sketch shows two standing male figures in classical dress, a younger man in a short tunic holding a tall staff and an older bearded figure wrapped in a heavy cloak with a band across his head. The figures are rendered in soft graphite-like tones against a pale ground, with a horizontal shading band beneath them. The print is titled Telemachus and Mentor, attributed to John Doyle and dated 1847.
