Het vizioen van Gandhi; de vlucht van John Bull
Patricq Kroon · 1862-1941
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Het vizioen van Gandhi; de vlucht van John Bull, Patricq Kroon (1920-1935). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Patricq Kroon died in 1941; this work is in the public domain.
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A pen and ink caricature with light color wash shows a large tiger lying calmly against a dark arched background, its paws bound by broken chains. A small figure in a top hat and suit, marked with a Union Jack, runs away from the tiger across the ground, while torn paper scraps lie nearby. The title and inscription reference British India and Gandhi's vision, and the drawing is signed by Patricq Kroon, dated 1920-1935.
