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Caricature of a painter jabbing a stout critic holding a scroll labeled Krytyk, with Polish verses above and below.

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Malarz i krytyk, Roman Bratkowski (1896). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Roman Bratkowski died in 1954; this work is in the public domain.

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A satirical ink drawing shows a stout critic on the left, holding a scroll labeled Krytyk, being jabbed in the chest by a thin painter with a brush-like pen, while a canvas on an easel and a flying palette add to the scene. Handwritten Polish verses run above and below the figures, and a pansy mark with initials appears at the bottom. This 1896 print by Roman Bratkowski is a caricature of the rivalry between artist and critic.