Ein Geselle des Bads Blumenstein
Emanuel Jenner · 1756-1813
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Why is this public domain? Emanuel Jenner died in 1813; this work is in the public domain.
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A watercolor and pen drawing shows a man in profile walking to the right, wearing a light cap, grey waistcoat, white shirt, and grey breeches with white stockings and shoes. He carries a long-handled axe over his shoulder and smokes a clay pipe, with a faint wisp of smoke rising behind him. The work is titled Ein Geselle des Bads Blumenstein, by Emanuel Jenner, dated 1804.
