Britons rejoice, rejoice, rejoice
John Rubens Smith · 1775 - 1849
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Why is this public domain? John Rubens Smith died in 1849; this work is in the public domain.
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A watercolour and pen drawing by John Rubens Smith, dated 1814, titled Britons rejoice, rejoice, rejoice. Two allegorical female figures in helmets stand before a sunburst and a throne, while two winged figures unfurl a French tricolour and a red banner beneath a handwritten proclamation of peace, commerce and industry. Corinthian columns and stone steps frame the composition, with shields inscribed Equitas and Libertas at the sides.
