Paul of Thebes looks at man with two oxen by Karl Palzow

Tan lithograph of a reclining bearded man, a figure leading two oxen, a curly dog, and trees in a wooded landscape.

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Paul of Thebes looks at man with two oxen, Karl Palzow (1830). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Karl Palzow died in 1857; this work is in the public domain.

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A tan-toned print shows a bearded figure reclining at left while a man in a loose tunic and head wrap leads a pair of oxen beside a small curly-coated dog. Trees and low plants fill the wooded setting. The work is attributed to Karl Palzow and dated 1830, titled Paul of Thebes looks at man with two oxen.

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1830

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Animals