Bettler; Blinder Mann in zerlumpter Kleidung
Marquard Wocher · 1760-1830
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Bettler; Blinder Mann in zerlumpter Kleidung, Marquard Wocher (1780). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Marquard Wocher died in 1830; this work is in the public domain.
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A pen and watercolor drawing shows a ragged male figure in a wide-brimmed hat, tilting his head upward while leaning on a long walking stick. He carries a sack and a gourd flask on his back, and his worn breeches and shoes show patches and wear. The figure stands on a rough dirt path with scattered stones and grass, all rendered in soft washes; the work is dated 1780 and attributed to Marquard Wocher.
