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Print of a man fishing on ice while another man's head emerges from a hole in the ice, bare trees behind.

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Visser op het ijs, Alexander Ver Huell (1832 - 1897). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Alexander Ver Huell died in 1897; this work is in the public domain.

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A pencil or lithographic print by Alexander Ver Huell, dated 1832 to 1897, shows a man in a fur hat and long coat sitting on a stool on frozen ice, holding a fishing line. Beside him a second figure's head emerges from an open hole in the ice, with bare trees in the background. The caption below reads "Hai hait juistement bait".