A Masque of Love 1921
johnduncan
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"A Masque of Love," painted in 1921 by John Duncan, is a symbolic and fantastical scene. The artwork features a procession of figures, including angels, knights, and women, some holding instruments or symbols of love and faith. The setting appears to be a landscape with a large tree and a blue sky. Duncan, known for his Pre-Raphaelite style, often used rich colors and detailed figures in his artwork. The symbolism in "A Masque of Love" invites viewers to interpret the meaning of love and its various manifestations in a mystical and spiritual context.
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