The Harem Guard Framed:Unframed A limited edition release by

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The Harem Guard Framed:Unframed A limited edition release byA historical image by Ludwig Deutsch that depicts a fearsome Black Moor adorned in traditional ethnic garb guarding the doors of the Harem. In his hands, he holds a spear and in his belts are multiple swords and daggers. This open edition work of art measures 16x12. 75 inches (paper) and 14x10. 75 inches (image). It is produced on acid free paper using archival inks.