
Heiße Springquelle (Geysir) mit Sinterterrassen
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 lithographic print shows a tall geyser eruption rising into a pale blue sky above a brown, sparsely vegetated plain. In the foreground, stepped sinter terraces hold shallow pools of water, and two small figures stand near the mounds on the left, one pointing toward the eruption.






















