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Humorous drawing of a couple rowing a boat on rough sea, with underwater stilts and wheels below the waterline and fish nearb

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‘One of Margate’s New Anti-Mal-de-Mer Boats for Keeping an Even Keel in the Roughest Sea’, William Heath Robinson. Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? William Heath Robinson died in 1944; this work is in the public domain.

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A watercolor and ink drawing shows a couple seated in a wooden rowboat on rough grey waves, with a man at the oars and a woman holding a red and white umbrella. Below the waterline, a cutaway reveals large red and grey stilt-like legs ending in wheels on the seabed, with fish swimming around them. The work is attributed to William Heath Robinson and carries the caption describing an anti-seasickness boat from Margate.