Armenian Bride by Henry John Van-Lennep (1862)

Colored lithograph of a veiled Armenian bride standing in a room with a lute player and two seated women by a window.

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Why is this public domain? Henry John Van-Lennep died in 1889; this work is in the public domain.

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A colored lithograph titled Armenian Bride, dated 1862 and attributed to Henry John Van-Lennep. A veiled bride stands in a room with striped floral wallpaper, while a musician playing a long-necked lute sits on a rug and two women in traditional dress rest on a cushioned divan beside a window.

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1862

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