Anno Domini MCMXVI Post Christum Natum by Ernst Barlach

Lithograph of two bearded robed figures embracing before three crosses on a hill under a crosshatched sky, by Ernst Barlach.

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Anno Domini MCMXVI Post Christum Natum, Ernst Barlach (1916). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Ernst Barlach died in 1938; this work is in the public domain.

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A lithograph in soft black crayon tones shows two bearded, robed figures embracing closely, one leaning his head against the other's shoulder. Three crosses stand on a hill at the left, and a dense crosshatched sky fills the background. The work is titled Anno Domini MCMXVI Post Christum Natum and was made by Ernst Barlach in 1916.

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1916

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