Fable XLVII. The Court of Death
John Wootton · 1686-1765
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Why is this public domain? John Wootton died in 1765; this work is in the public domain.
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This engraved print titled Fable XLVII. The Court of Death, attributed to John Wootton, shows a crowned skeleton enthroned on a raised dais beneath a draped canopy, with a hooded figure holding a scythe beside it. Living figures, including a woman and an elderly man on a crutch, stand before the throne within an arched, columned hall, while skulls and bones are piled on the right.
