The Rescue by William Wallace Denslow (1900)

Ink illustration of a girl on a bench beside a tin figure, with a small dog and an oil can on a gold background.

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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 black ink and gold tinted illustration shows a young girl with long braids in a white dress seated beside a tin figure with a jointed body on a wooden bench, while a small shaggy dog sits nearby with a bottle-shaped object on the ground. The drawing sits on a large gold-toned panel and bears the artist's monogram in the lower left corner.

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1900

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