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Line drawing of two winged cherubs sewing a grey military coat beside a Pfaff sewing machine, with red hearts and German capt

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Liebesarbeit für unsere Feldgraven

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Fritz Reiss · 1857-1915

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Why is this public domain? Fritz Reiss died in 1915; this work is in the public domain.

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A black-and-white line drawing shows two winged child figures working on a long grey military coat, one seated on stacked folded cloth and the other standing on a pile while guiding the garment. A Pfaff sewing machine appears in a framed panel above, and red hearts decorate the armbands and the lower left corner. The red German caption reads "Liebesarbeit für unsere Feldgrauen" and the work is signed by Fritz Reiss, dated 1914.

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1914
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Public domain