Typesetter by Felix Elssner (1904)

Colour print of men in blue smocks setting type in a workshop with arched windows and a black iron printing press.

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Why is this public domain? Felix Elssner died in 1945; this work is in the public domain.

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A colour lithograph titled Typesetter by Felix Elssner, dated 1904, shows a workshop of men in blue smocks setting metal type from wooden cases beneath arched windows. In the foreground a young man inks or operates a small press while a black cast-iron printing press stands to the right beside stacks of type trays, and a bust sits on a bracket above.

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1904

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