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Grey-toned illustration of armed pirates on a ship deck, a central man in a tricorn hat holding a cutlass, masts and sails be

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‘Again, My Captain (Pirates)’, New York Colonial Privateers, Howard Pyle (1895). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Howard Pyle died in 1911; this work is in the public domain.

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A grey-toned illustration shows a group of armed sailors on a ship's deck, with a central figure in a tricorn hat holding a cutlass while others with muskets and head wraps look on. Masts, rigging and billowing sails fill the background. This work, titled ‘Again, My Captain (Pirates)’, New York Colonial Privateers, was made by Howard Pyle in 1895 and is held by the museum as a print.