‘Ich sage Euch mit meinem Mund …’
John Elsas · 1851-1935
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Why is this public domain? John Elsas died in 1935; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A flat, cut-paper style figure of a woman in a maroon dress and orange headwrap is shown in profile with one arm raised, set above a horizontal ground line. Handwritten German verse in cursive appears beneath, and the date 1932 is inscribed in the lower right corner. The work is attributed to John Elsas and dated 1932.
