Der Inder by Aloys Wach (1922)

Etching of several gaunt figures in a rocky setting, with radiating light lines and a skeletal hand at upper left.

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Why is this public domain? Aloys Wach died in 1940; this work is in the public domain.

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This etching shows a dense, hatched composition of several figures in ragged clothing, including a reclining man in the foreground and a bearded figure with a raised hand at the upper right. Radiating light lines fall from a skeletal hand at the top left across a rocky, shadowy landscape. The print is titled Der Inder, is attributed to Aloys Wach, and is dated 1922.

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1922

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