Those Damn Line Changes by Alfred Schmidt (1919)

Pen drawing of two men in overcoats watching a tram on rainy tracks, with poles, wires and houses in the background.

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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 shows two well-dressed men standing in the rain beside a tramway, one in a top hat and one in a hat with spectacles, looking toward a tram in the distance. Tall poles, overhead wires and a row of houses stretch across the background. The work is attributed to Alfred Schmidt and dated 1919.

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1919

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