‘He Made for the Door’; The Chocolate Ghost, Topsy-Turvy Tales
William Heath Robinson · 1872-1944
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‘He Made for the Door’; The Chocolate Ghost, Topsy-Turvy Tales, William Heath Robinson (circa 1923). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? William Heath Robinson died in 1944; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A bearded man in a long coat and rolled-up trousers flees across a dark room, leaping away from a floor of large tiles. Spoons, a fork, a teapot and a sugar caster fly through the air around him, rendered in pen and ink with stippled shadows. The illustration, titled 'He Made for the Door' from The Chocolate Ghost, Topsy-Turvy Tales, is attributed to William Heath Robinson and dated circa 1923.
