The Woodcutter in the Tontlawald
Henry Justice Ford · 1860-1941
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Why is this public domain? Henry Justice Ford died in 1941; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A black and white line illustration shows a startled woodcutter in a cap and tunic gripping an axe, turning toward a twisted, face-like tree whose branches reach toward him. A small grinning creature peers from among the dark branches behind, and mushrooms and roots fill the forest floor. The print is titled The Woodcutter in the Tontlawald and was made by Henry Justice Ford in 1906.
