Hindu, Cutting Cane by Milton J. Burns (1882-1886)

Pen and ink drawing of two men in turbans cutting tall sugarcane with long knives among dense stalks and leaves.

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Why is this public domain? Milton J. Burns died in 1933; this work is in the public domain.

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This pen and ink drawing shows two men in turbans and light clothing cutting tall sugarcane with long blades, their bodies angled toward the dense stalks and fallen leaves at their feet. The work is titled Hindu, Cutting Cane and is attributed to Milton J. Burns, dated 1882-1886.

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1882-1886

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Religion