Humans Dissecting Martian War Machines by Henrique Alvim Corrêa

Pen drawing of a city street with giant tripod machines, cranes, crowds of workers and large cylindrical metal parts on the g

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A pen and ink drawing shows a crowded city street where large tripod-like machines stand among scaffolding and cranes, with onlookers and workers gathered around. Oversized cylindrical and spherical metal parts lie on the wet ground and on a wheeled cart, while overhead cables stretch between the buildings. This is a print by Henrique Alvim Corrêa, dated 1906.

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