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Ink caricature of a reclining man with cigar at a banquet table, with framed caricatures and a bust of Gorki on the wall.

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Andersen Nexø is back home after a stay in the Soviet Union, Alfred Schmidt (1931). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Alfred Schmidt died in 1938; this work is in the public domain.

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A pen and ink caricature shows a stout man reclining in an armchair with a cigar at a richly laid table, beside a polar bear rug and a champagne bucket. The wall behind him displays caricatures labeled Radek and Litvinov and a bust labeled Gorki, while a garden with a fountain is visible through the window. The work is titled Andersen Nexø is back home after a stay in the Soviet Union, created by Alfred Schmidt in 1931.