
Morituri, vos salutamus
Rupert Thomas Gould · 1890-1948
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Why is this public domain? Rupert Thomas Gould died in 1948; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A black and white illustration shows four men in formal evening dress singing together from a sheet of music titled Morituri, vos salutamus, with a skull and crossbones printed beneath it. Three seated dogs sit at the lower edge beneath the singers, and a small musical staff appears in the upper left corner. The signature R.T. Gould and the date 1928 appear in the lower right, and the work is by Rupert Thomas Gould.






















