Ayez pitié d’un pauvre aveugle by Charles Philipon

Lithograph of a kneeling man in a medal-decorated coat holding out a hat, beside a pedestal with scattered papers.

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Why is this public domain? Charles Philipon died in 1862; this work is in the public domain.

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A lithograph shows a well-dressed man with a cross medal kneeling on cobblestones beside a stone pedestal, holding out a tricorn hat as if begging. Two printed notices lie on the ground at the right, and a bundled cloth sits at the left. The work is titled 'Ayez pitié d'un pauvre aveugle' and is attributed to Charles Philipon, dated 1830.

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1830

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