Attaque d’un Sauscisse-le Parachute by Maurice Busset

Red and black print of a parachute descending past a dark balloon and biplanes over a cratered landscape.

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Attaque d’un Sauscisse-le Parachute (Attack on a Hydrogen Balloon-The Parachute), Maurice Busset (1919). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Maurice Busset died in 1936; this work is in the public domain.

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A two-color woodcut-style print in red-orange and black shows a parachute descending over a cratered landscape while a dark observation balloon hangs in the upper right. Two biplanes and bursting shell smoke fill the cloud-streaked sky, and a figure dangles beneath the canopy. The work is titled Attaque d'un Sauscisse-le Parachute by Maurice Busset, dated 1919.

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