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Colour print of a Breton village street with stone houses, two men mending a fishing net, pigs, and a harbor beyond.

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The Beautiful Countryside in Brittany; Street in Tréboul, Henri Rivière (1898), Cleveland Museum of Art. Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? The Cleveland Museum of Art lists this work as public domain. Henri Rivière died in 1951; this work is in the public domain.

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A cobbled street lined with stone houses and slate roofs runs toward a harbor with boats and calm sea beyond. Two men in caps handle a large fishing net in the foreground, a figure carries a bundle on his back, and two pigs forage on the road. This print by Henri Rivière dates from 1898 and is titled The Beautiful Countryside in Brittany; Street in Tréboul.

Museum record: Cleveland Museum of Art