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Drawing of a city street with a woman in a cape in front, a street organ grinder at right, and pedestrians behind.

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Ich hatt einen Kameraden (Zwischen Ost und West)

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Hans Baluschek · 1870-1935

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Ich hatt einen Kameraden (Zwischen Ost und West), Hans Baluschek (1896). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Hans Baluschek died in 1935; this work is in the public domain.

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A pen and crayon drawing shows a crowded urban street with a woman in a cape in the foreground and a street organ played by a seated man on the right. Pedestrians in bowler and top hats, a child in a feathered hat, and a couple leaning on a railing fill the background. The work is by Hans Baluschek and dated 1896, titled Ich hatt einen Kameraden (Zwischen Ost und West).

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1896
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Public domain