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Hand-colored playing card showing ten orange and white batons crossed diagonally, bound with blue ribbons, with X numerals at

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Ten of Batons, Claude Burdel (1751). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Claude Burdel died in 1799; this work is in the public domain.

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This hand-colored playing card shows ten batons arranged in a crossed, diagonal pattern, bound together at the center with blue and red bands and ending in ornamental knobs. Curling blue scrollwork and the numeral X appear on each side within a thin black border. The print is titled Ten of Batons, attributed to Claude Burdel and dated 1751.