I have left no stone unturned, for peace - Kaiser to Krupp workmen
Oliver Herford · 1860 - 1935
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I have left no stone unturned, for peace - Kaiser to Krupp workmen, Oliver Herford (1918). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Oliver Herford died in 1935; this work is in the public domain.
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A sepia-toned drawing shows a lone armored figure with a raised arm standing atop a mound of tumbled stones and broken architectural fragments. Classical columns and a shattered capital lie half-buried in the rubble beneath streaked clouds. The work is titled "I have left no stone unturned, for peace, Kaiser to Krupp workmen" and was made by Oliver Herford in 1918.
