A Soldier Relating His Exploits in a TavernJohn Cawse · 1821

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What is the perceived brightness of "A Soldier Relating His Exploits in a Tavern" by John Cawse?

In terms of perceived brightness, "A Soldier Relating His Exploits in a Tavern" by John Cawse is deep_shadow.

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When was "A Soldier Relating His Exploits in a Tavern" made?

"A Soldier Relating His Exploits in a Tavern" dates from 1821. The date places the work within John Cawse's career and its era.

Which artist is "A Soldier Relating His Exploits in a Tavern" attributed to?

The artist behind "A Soldier Relating His Exploits in a Tavern" is John Cawse. The work is catalogued under John Cawse's name.

At what age did John Cawse make "A Soldier Relating His Exploits in a Tavern"?

John Cawse was 43 years old when creating "A Soldier Relating His Exploits in a Tavern" in 1821. The age is computed from the artist's birth year, 1778.

Is "A Soldier Relating His Exploits in a Tavern" by John Cawse in the public domain?

The copyright answer for "A Soldier Relating His Exploits in a Tavern" by John Cawse: the work is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. This determines whether reproductions of the image may be freely made.

Who made "A Soldier Relating His Exploits in a Tavern", and when?

The author of "A Soldier Relating His Exploits in a Tavern" is John Cawse, and the work is dated 1821.