Beobachtungsposten in Kurland by Hermann Struck (1916)

Sketch of a wooden observation tower with a long ladder, surrounded by tall trees and undergrowth in a forest.

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Why is this public domain? Hermann Struck died in 1944; this work is in the public domain.

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A lithograph-style sketch shows a tall wooden observation tower with a railed platform and a long ladder rising to it, set among slender trees and undergrowth. The tower's roof and platform are rendered in dark tonal strokes, contrasting with the loose, grainy shading of the surrounding forest. The work is catalogued as a 1916 print titled Beobachtungsposten in Kurland by Hermann Struck.

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1916

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