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Liberty claims her own!
Alexander O. Levy · 1881-1947
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Why is this public domain? Alexander O. Levy died in 1947; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A lithographic print shows a luminous female figure with a spiked crown standing against a dark starry sky, her gown formed from a dense mass of soldiers in helmets. Black crosses and grave markers appear along the green and yellow ground below. The work is titled Liberty claims her own! and is attributed to Alexander O. Levy, dated 1918.
