The vision of Joan of Arc
J. Norman Lynd · 1878 - 1942
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Why is this public domain? J. Norman Lynd died in 1942; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A color print titled The vision of Joan of Arc, by J. Norman Lynd, dated 1912. A bespectacled man with a mustache, dressed in a brown blouse and long dark skirt, stands beside a tree in a wooded clearing. Above him a translucent armored figure with outstretched arms, marked with the words THIRD TERM, floats in a glowing haze, and the scene is signed and credited after Jules Bashen Lepage.
