Geese (20th century)
Frank Weston Benson · 1862 - 1951
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Geese (20th century), Frank Weston Benson. Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Frank Weston Benson died in 1951; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A print by Frank Weston Benson titled Geese shows five Canada geese in flight against a pale, open sky, rendered with fine hatched lines in the wings and bodies. The birds are arranged in a loose diagonal grouping, with one goose isolated near the bottom edge. The sheet carries the Roman numeral VI in the lower right corner, suggesting it belongs to a numbered series.
