‘Cambyses was greatly delighted at this, but his sister burst into tears’
Arthur Rackham · 1867-1939
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‘Cambyses was greatly delighted at this, but his sister burst into tears’, Arthur Rackham (1907). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Arthur Rackham died in 1939; this work is in the public domain.
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A pen-and-ink illustration shows a muscular man raising a spear above a crowd of onlookers in ancient dress, while two large cats tumble and fight on the ground before a stone wall. The scene is a book plate by Arthur Rackham, dated 1907, from the Print collection held by pdx.
