Der Schafgraben in Berlin, 1843 by Adolph Menzel (1920)

Pencil sketch of a wooden footbridge over a canal, flanked by pollarded willows and a half-timbered house.

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Der Schafgraben in Berlin, 1843, Adolph Menzel (1920). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Adolph Menzel died in 1905; this work is in the public domain.

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A pencil drawing shows a small wooden footbridge crossing a calm waterway, with pollarded willows framing the foreground and a half-timbered house set back on the right. The inscription at lower left reads as a handwritten caption with the date 1843 and the artist's name.

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