Ugolini-Staline zijne kinderen verslindend om hun een… by Albert Daenens

Black and white hatched drawing of a moustached man standing on a heap of prone figures, with a Dutch caption below.

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Ugolini-Staline zijne kinderen verslindend om hun een vadertje te behouden, Albert Daenens (1937). Via artnap.com

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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 drawing in a hatched, woodcut-like style shows a standing man with a moustache and wide staring eyes, gripping his own arm, while small figures lie crushed beneath his feet. The Dutch caption below the image reads as an accusatory political statement. Albert Daenens made this print in 1937.

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1937

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