That’s true! by Alfred Schmidt (1935)

Pen and ink cartoon strip of startled, gesturing figures with long black hair and hatched shading, by Alfred Schmidt, 1935.

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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 drawing in a horizontal strip format shows a group of exaggerated cartoon figures, mostly women with long flowing black hair, reacting with wide eyes and open mouths. Hatched vertical lines shade the bodies, and several figures gesture with outstretched hands and pointing fingers across horizontal lines suggesting a background. The work is attributed to Alfred Schmidt and dated 1935, held in the pdx collection as a print.

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