Allegory of January
Hans Thoma · 1839-1924
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Allegory of January, Hans Thoma (1881-1901). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Hans Thoma died in 1924; this work is in the public domain.
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A bearded, crowned figure in a flowing robe stands on a cloud-like mound, pointing with a staff toward a snowy landscape where people skate and walk on ice beside leafless trees. A decorative border holds zodiac symbols, saints' names, and calendar notations, and the title "Januar-Schneemond" appears below.
