The Three Brothers by Paul Hey (1910)

Triptych print in gilt frame: man chasing rabbit, rearing horse and carriage, and man raising sword in rain.

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Why is this public domain? Paul Hey died in 1952; this work is in the public domain.

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This triptych-style print in an ornate gilt frame shows three scenes: a man in a yellow coat chasing a rabbit on the left, a rearing horse pulling a carriage with a startled driver in the center, and a man in a purple coat raising a sword in the rain on the right. Onlookers with umbrellas watch the action in the side panels. The work is attributed to Paul Hey and dated 1910, with the title The Three Brothers.

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1910

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Animals