On went the chariot, and Ning Tinto seemed greatly pleased… by Edmund Dulac

Illustration of a black horse team pulling a gold chariot with two riders across red rocks and a turquoise stream.

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On went the chariot, and Ning Tinto seemed greatly pleased…, Edmund Dulac (1919). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Edmund Dulac died in 1953; this work is in the public domain.

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A richly colored illustration shows a dark-maned horse team pulling an ornate gold and black chariot across a landscape of red rocks and a turquoise stream. A crowned male figure in red robes rides beside a woman in blue and white drapery, while a small creature peers from the horses' heads. The work is an illustration by Edmund Dulac, published in 1919 as a print, with the caption about the chariot and the king's pleasure at returning to his kingdom.

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