Two boys on a street corner are selling dustpans
Peter Tom-Petersen · 1861 - 1926
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Two boys on a street corner are selling dustpans, Peter Tom-Petersen (1882). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Peter Tom-Petersen died in 1926; this work is in the public domain.
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A pen and ink drawing with grey wash shows two boys on a street corner, one holding a bundle of dustpans and the other carrying a sack over his shoulder beside a metal pipe. The work is signed Tom Petersen and dated 1882, and the inscription below reads in Danish-style script.
