De vrouw en de duivel (20th century)
Armand Rassenfosse · 1862 - 1934
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De vrouw en de duivel (20th century), Armand Rassenfosse. Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Armand Rassenfosse died in 1934; this work is in the public domain.
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An etching titled De vrouw en de duivel shows a nude woman with long hair standing before a dark, shadowy winged figure that looms behind her. The figure reaches toward a branch with leaves while the woman gazes upward, and the cross-hatched lines create a sense of menace. The work is attributed to Armand Rassenfosse and is held in the museum's print collection.
