The Sawdust Trail by George Bellows (1917)

Lithograph of a crowded revival meeting with a preacher on a platform and emotional worshippers embracing and fainting below.

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Why is this public domain? George Bellows died in 1925; this work is in the public domain.

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A lithograph showing a dense revival meeting, with a preacher and a figure with outstretched arms on a raised platform above a crowd. Men and women in the foreground react with ecstatic and anguished expressions, some embracing or collapsing, and a banner with partly legible lettering hangs above the stage. George Wesley Bellows made this print, titled The Sawdust Trail, in 1917.

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1917

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Cityscapes