
Vacation is over
Charles Dana Gibson · 1867 - 1944
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Why is this public domain? Charles Dana Gibson died in 1944; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A black-and-white line drawing with grey wash shows a woman holding an umbrella at left, a man in a long cloak and bowler hat walking head-down, and an older man with a hat and hand to his chin at right. A small child crawls on the wet ground in the foreground amid falling leaves and rain streaks. The work is titled Vacation is over and is attributed to Charles Dana Gibson, dated 1896.























