Seeing Liberty for the First Time by Homer Davenport

Pen drawing of a shackled man in a long coat gazing up at the Statue of Liberty on its pedestal in the harbor.

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Why is this public domain? Homer Davenport died in 1912; this work is in the public domain.

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A pen and ink drawing by Homer Davenport titled Seeing Liberty for the First Time. A man in a long coat with a bundle in his hand gazes upward at the Statue of Liberty, which stands on a tapering stone pedestal rising from the water, with a city skyline faintly visible behind. A chain is shown at his ankle, and the drawing is signed by the artist in the lower left.

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