The head shot forward and struck the Scarecrow
William Wallace Denslow · 1856 - 1915
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The head shot forward and struck the Scarecrow, William Wallace Denslow (1900). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? William Wallace Denslow died in 1915; this work is in the public domain.
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A colorful three-panel comic illustration shows three identical clown-like figures in red overalls and bow ties, with a central scene of a scarecrow-like figure knocked backward by a red-clad figure whose head strikes him. A bowler hat and a cane lie on the green ground in the lower right. The work is a 1900 print by William Wallace Denslow, held by the museum.
