The Village of Beyen in the Rain (18th century)
Wilhelm Laage · 1868-1930
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Why is this public domain? Wilhelm Laage died in 1930; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A black and white woodcut shows a low village skyline beneath heavy diagonal rain, with a tall windmill rising at the center and small houses clustered along the horizon. Dense horizontal and slanted strokes fill the sky and the open field in the foreground. The work is attributed to Wilhelm Laage under the title The Village of Beyen in the Rain (18th century).
