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Print of a crowd behind a railing with a uniformed official standing at right, posters reading Ruy-Blas and Polyeucte on the

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Deuxième bureau, Félix Vallotton (1894), Bibliothèque nationale de France. Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? The Bibliothèque nationale de France lists this work as public domain. Félix Vallotton died in 1925; this work is in the public domain.

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A black-and-tan print shows a dense crowd of men and women in top hats and bowler hats pressed behind a striped wooden railing. In the foreground a uniformed official with a mustache stands alone at right, hands clasped, facing the viewer. Two posters on the wall behind read RUY-BLAS and POLYEUCTE, and the lower left label reads Deuxième bureau; the work is by Félix Vallotton, dated 1894.