
Mondlandschaft mit Sonnenfinsternis
Oskar Hoffmann · 1866-1928
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Why is this public domain? Oskar Hoffmann died in 1928; this work is in the public domain.
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A colored print titled Mondlandschaft mit Sonnenfinsternis by Oskar Hoffmann, dated 1914, shows a rugged lunar landscape of jagged peaks, crater mountains and a flat mare plain. A bright comet with a long tail crosses the dark sky, and a solar eclipse with glowing corona and red protuberances appears at upper right. German captions beneath describe the comet of 1911, the craters as extinct volcanoes, and the sun hidden by Earth.






















