
A child is born (20th century)
Albert Daenens · 1883-1952
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Why is this public domain? Albert Daenens died in 1952; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A two-tone woodcut print shows three men in long coats and top hats gathered around a newborn infant lying on the ground amid radiating light lines. The central figure holds his hands together while the man on the right cuts a cord with scissors, and a bright star shines above. The work is titled A child is born (20th century) and is attributed to Albert Daenens.























