Swiftly he turned, and found his wife behind him
Helen Stratton · 1867 - 1961
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Swiftly he turned, and found his wife behind him, Helen Stratton (1915). Via artnap.com
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A man in a spotted animal-skin tunic and laurel wreath turns sharply on a rocky path, his arm extended toward a pale-robed woman who kneels against the cliff face, her hand outstretched. The illustration, titled Swiftly he turned, and found his wife behind him, is a 1915 print by Helen Stratton.
