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Blue and cream print of a seaplane dropping a bomb on a submarine, with a tall water explosion in the sea.

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L’Hydravion FBA 446 attacque un sous-marin-Golfe de Bascogne 1914 (Seaplanes FBA 446 Attacking a Submarine-Bay of Biscay 1914), 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-tone graphic print in dark blue and cream shows a seaplane flying low over the sea while a bomb falls toward a submarine, sending up a tall column of water and smoke. Warships and a second aircraft appear in the distance under stylized clouds. The print is titled L'Hydravion FBA 446 attacque un sous-marin, Golfe de Gascogne 1914, by Maurice Busset, dated 1919.