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Black-and-white print of a gaunt cloaked figure beside a bent plant under a crescent moon over a dotted grid.

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One of the Common Decencies of Ordinary Social Intercourse, Dugald Stewart Walker (1920). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Dugald Stewart Walker died in 1937; this work is in the public domain.

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A black-and-white print shows a gaunt, long-nosed figure with a cloak trailing behind, leaning on a staff against a large crescent-shaped white form. A feathery plant bends over the figure, and the lower field is filled with a fine grid of lines and scattered dots. The printed caption beneath reads "One of the Common Decencies of Ordinary Social Intercourse." The work is titled One of the Common Decencies of Ordinary Social Intercourse, by Dugald Stewart Walker, dated 1920.