Too much like Cæsar by Charles Jay Taylor (1895)

Colour lithograph of a laurel-crowned man in a red cloak reclining by a column while two togaed men watch with a dagger.

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Why is this public domain? Charles Jay Taylor died in 1929; this work is in the public domain.

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A colour lithograph shows a bearded, laurel-crowned figure in a red cloak with black trim, reclining against a column in a tiled hall. Two heavyset men in white togas watch him from the left, one holding a dagger, in a classical setting with a temple and an equestrian statue beyond. The print was made by Charles Jay Taylor in 1895 and is titled "Too much like Cæsar."

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1895

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