‘This is the great comfort,’ said the Tin Woodman
William Wallace Denslow · 1856 - 1915
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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 color illustration shows Dorothy in a blue gingham dress standing in a forest beside the Tin Woodman, whose tin body and conical hat stand out against the dark tree trunks. The Scarecrow, in a dark jacket and pointed hat, gestures toward the Tin Woodman, and an axe lies on the grass in the foreground. This print by William Wallace Denslow dates from 1900.
