Men push rowboat from land to water
Charles Louis Mozin · 1806-1862
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Men push rowboat from land to water, Charles Louis Mozin (1850-1884). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Charles Louis Mozin died in 1862; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A lithograph by Charles-Louis Mozin, dated 1850-1884, shows several men in workers' clothing pushing a rowboat across a snowy, icy shore toward the water. Sailing vessels with tall masts and rigging are moored behind them, with a row of houses and a large building on the right. The record is a print in the Portland Art Museum collection.
