Zij die te huis bleven by Albert Daenens (1926)

Black and white woodcut of a bombed interior with an explosion, aircraft overhead, and seated and fallen figures amid rubble.

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Why is this public domain? Albert Daenens died in 1952; this work is in the public domain.

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A black and white woodcut shows a seated man in the foreground and a standing figure in a ruined interior, with an explosion and two aircraft visible through broken beams above. Debris and bodies lie across the lower part of the scene. The print is titled Zij die te huis bleven, signed by Albert Daenens, and dated 1926.

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1926

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