Délivrons le territoire
Faustin Betbeder · 1847-1914
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Why is this public domain? Faustin Betbeder died in 1914; this work is in the public domain.
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A nude woman with long flowing hair sits on a rocky outcrop beside a bound wooden post, gazing away across a stormy sky filled with birds. A green piggy bank labeled Tirelire Nationale bears a caricatured face with spectacles, and a handwritten caption rests on the rock below. The ink drawing with light hand coloring is attributed to Faustin Betbeder and dated 1872.
